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very
adjective as in real, exact
adverb as in much, really; to a high degree
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Example Sentences
Ms Linden told PA that while she was "very sad" at the couple's deaths, she "completely endorses" their decision and understands why they took it.
Even a former Kentucky district attorney, who brags that he “got a lot of attaboys” for partnering with NBC, softens his tough talk while watching outtakes of a soft-spoken and seemingly very confused arrestee.
It took a long time because, of course, Michael was doing all this very interesting camera stuff with the bars, going back and forth.
He’s a very wealthy man who could easily move to another lucrative entertainment opportunity pretty much any time he wants.
"It's imperative suppliers are paid very very quickly."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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