Results
Definition of very :
1. Alt. of night signals
2. In a high degree; to no small extent; exceedingly; excessively; extremely; as, a very great mountain; a very bright sum; a very cold day; the river flows very rapidly; he was very much hurt.
3. True; real; actual; veritable.
Synonyms:
identical, big, mere, selfsame, actually, specific, precise, same, really, real, extremely, eminently, awful, most, in truth, truly, exact, identic, dreadfully, mighty, extra, rattling, genuinely, include
extremely (part of speech: adverb)
hugely, largely, conspicuously, powerfully, indeed, substantially, just so, exceedingly, immoderately, vastly, prodigiously, uncommonly, in a great measure, good and, immensely, helluva, certainly, indispensably, notably, particularly, highly, precious, to a great extent, in the extreme, right smart, tremendously, pretty, extensively, hell of a, to a fault, much, beyond compare, almighty, astonishingly, wonderfully, dearly, greatly, exceptionally, urgently, no end, to no small extent, on a large scale, decidedly, seriously, infinitely, markedly, noticeably, amply, unusually, extraordinarily, powerful, almightily, ever so, rather, so, somewhat, severely, intensely, a bit of, simply, surprisingly, imperatively, without restraint, to a great degree, in a marked degree, superlatively, considerably, pressingly, remarkably, positively, materially, sizably, beyond measure, very much, right, quite, excessively, enormously, acutely, awfully, by far, more or less, in part, emphatically, incredibly, exaggeratedly
Usage examples:
