very

very
adv
1. extremely, exceedingly, Inf. terribly, quite, Brit. Inf. jolly; remarkably, notably, highly, supremely, Inf. awfully, Dial. right, damned, Inf. damn, danged, U.S. Inf. darned, Sl. hell of a; exceptionally, extraordinarily, unusually, uncommonly, abnormally; absolutely, altogether, entirely, thoroughly, decidedly, unquestionably, unequivocally, downright, totally, completely, Sl. stone; hugely, vastly, enormously, greatly, more than.
2. excessively, unduly, inordinately, disproportionately, to a degree, Sl. almighty; extravagantly, immoderately, intemperately, overindulgently, uncontrollably, unrestrainably; exorbitantly, to the nth degree, outrageously, drastically, radically; profoundly, deeply, zealously, rabidly, fanatically, Both Chiefly U.S. Inf. all-fired, all-firedly.
adj
3. perfect, appropriate, fitting, just right, just, precise, exact, express.
4. sheer, utter, simple, plain, pure, unadulterated, unmixed, unalloyed, unmingled; sole, single, mere.
5. actual, real, true, genuine, authentic, Dial. sure-enough, simon-pure; bona fide, veritable, Sl. real live, Inf. honest-to-goodness, Inf. kosher.

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