Synonym: exceedingly, extremely, greatly, intensely, much, pretty, quite. Similar words: every, slavery, everyone, recovery, every bit, every other, delivery, every time. Meaning: ['verɪ] adj. 1. precisely as stated 2. being the exact same one; not any other:. adv. 1. used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal 2. precisely so.
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121. Some of the houses around here are very old.
122. She can be very persistent when she wants something.
123. Teenagers are very fashion conscious, especially girls.
124. You don't look very happy today.
125. Doctors often work very long hours.
126. She's always very generous to the kids.
127. She cut her hair very short.
128. Her performance in the play was very good.
129. The tortoise crept along at a very slow speed. Sentencedict.com
130. I rank her achievement very highly.
131. The shops were all very crowded.
132. The children all have very different personalities.
133. The soup has very little taste.
134. Cork is a very buoyant material.
135. Thank you very much for sending the photos.
136. It was early evening and very still.
137. I found office work very tame after army life.
138. He landed one very big fish.
139. Is that very old law still in force?
140. Though very intelligent, she is nevertheless rather modest.
141. He was also very unimpressed by his teachers.
142. She's very hairy for a woman.
143. She's a very accomplished pianist/painter/horsewoman.
144. Gwen is a very determined woman.
145. Be very careful when lighting fireworks.
146. He's very bothered about what people think of him.
147. This essay is not very adventurous.
148. I was beginning to feel very drunk.
149. 'I'm very nervous,' she admitted reluctantly.
150. I've really been very obtuse and stupid.
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