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very

Definition:

True; real; complete; perfect.

What does the acronym very stand for?

VERY abbreviation definitions:

–  Verida Internet Corporation

–  VERIDA INTERNET CORP.

Synonyms:

adjective

all

very.

identical

one and the same, look-alike, lookalike, spitting image, same difference, look alike, very same, identical, like two peas in a pod.

mere

pure and simple, unadorned, unmixed.

model

copier.

perfect

on the button, unerring, to a turn, perfect, a turn, on the money, bull's eye, bulls-eye, dead on, on target, to turn.

precise

clear cut.

real, exact

undoubted, bona fide, simple, selfsame, bare, sheer, authentic, right, ideal, plain, pure, appropriate, special, unquestionable, actual, especial, same, very same, genuine, correct, sure-enough, perfect, precise, mere, true, veritable, express, unqualified, identical, indubitable, model.

true

Undesigning, veridical, sure-enough, sure enough, washer, unfaked.

adverb

all

very.

deeply

intensely, profoundly.

exceptionally

remarkably, nice and.

extremely

infinitely, highly, sorely.

indeed

naturally.

infinitely

infinitely.

much, really; to a high degree

excessively, astonishingly, dearly, absolutely, incredibly, surprisingly, pretty, remarkably, decidedly, highly, noticeably, certainly, emphatically, exaggeratedly, profoundly, considerably, deeply, surpassingly, eminently, extraordinarily, powerfully, prodigiously, terribly, amply, acutely, pressingly, extremely, positively, exceedingly, unusually, extensively, notably, vastly, uncommonly, Indispensably, largely, awfully, particularly, greatly, superlatively, wonderfully, truly, substantially.

rather

rather.

seriously

perilously, precariously.

truly

reliably, with all one's heart.

adverb

conspicuously

preeminently.

deeply

intensely, profoundly.

extremely

indeed, inordinately, just so, sizably, so, exorbitantly, prohibitively, unusually, hugely, beyond measure, beyond compare, positively, powerful, imperatively, emphatically, to a fault, particularly, exaggeratedly, urgently, no end, superlatively, immensely, pressingly, uncommonly, simply, somewhat, right, helluva, good and, sorely, almighty, rather, to no small extent, ever so, dearly, surprisingly, certainly, terrifically, remarkably, enormously, exceptionally, notably, Almightily, infinitely, greatly, exceedingly, extraordinarily, precious, extensively, vitally, powerfully, amply, decidedly, to a great extent, wonderfully, noticeably, a bit of, severely, drastically, prodigiously, excessively, highly, substantially, in the extreme, incredibly, materially, nth degree, in part, Indispensably, astonishingly, more or less, very much, hell of a, largely, on a large scale, markedly, immoderately, by far, in a great measure, right smart, much, awfully, considerably, vastly, conspicuously, tremendously, without restraint, seriously, intensely, in a marked degree, pretty, acutely, to a great degree, quite.

indeed

undeniably, be sure, in deed, for real, to be sure.

infinitely

boundlessly.

infrequently

uncommonly.

quite

to some degree.

rather

a good bit.

seriously

grievously, deplorably, distressingly, harmfully, menacingly, threateningly, gravely, regrettably.

truly

legitimately, beyond question, authentically, with devotion, Confirmedly, in actuality, staunchly, unequivocally, beyond doubt, Veraciously, without doubt, without a doubt, factually, with one heart, righteously, devotedly.

noun

deeply, well, a lot, thoroughly.

same, Identic, identical, selfsame.

exact, precise.

mere, include, specific.

eminently, extra, extremely, notably, mighty, dreadfully, exceptionally, highly, awful, most, awfully, big, greatly, exceedingly.

Examples of usage:

1. I should want to have very good neighbours, then. – A Letter of Credit by Susan Warner

2. Yes, said Marah; all very well. – Jim Davis by John Masefield

3. It is very, very happy! – More About Peggy by Mrs G. de Horne Vaizey

4. " Very well, sir," said Jim. – The Hunter Cats of Connorloa by Helen Jackson

5. Very well, what do you want her to do? – Leaves in the Wind by A. G. Gardiner