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Very

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Adverb

in a high degree; extremely; exceedingly
A giant is very tall.
(used as an intensive emphasizing superlatives or stressing identity or oppositeness)
the very best thing; in the very same place as before.

Adjective

precise; particular
That is the very item we want.
mere
The very thought of it is distressing.
sheer; utter
He wept from the very joy of knowing he was safe.
actual
He was caught in the very act of stealing.
being such in the true or fullest sense of the term; extreme
the very heart of the matter.
true; genuine; worthy of being called such
the very God; a very fool.
rightful or legitimate.

Antonyms

adjective
inexact
adverb
little

Synonyms

adjective
actual , appropriate , authentic , bare , bona fide , correct , especial , express , genuine , ideal , identical , indubitable , mere , model , perfect , plain , precise , pure , right , same , selfsame , sheer , simple , special , sure-enough , true , undoubted , unqualified , unquestionable , veritable , very same , identic , exact
adverb
absolutely , acutely , amply , astonishingly , awfully , certainly , considerably , dearly , decidedly , deeply , eminently , emphatically , exaggeratedly , exceedingly , excessively , extensively , extraordinarily , extremely , greatly , highly , incredibly , indispensably , largely , notably , noticeably , particularly , positively , powerfully , pressingly , pretty , prodigiously , profoundly , remarkably , substantially , superlatively , surpassingly , surprisingly , terribly , truly , uncommonly , unusually , vastly , wonderfully , dreadfully , exceptionally , extra , most , absolute , actual , actually , authentic , bare , complete , exact , exactly , genuine , hugely , ideal , identical , mere , mighty , much , precise , precisely , quite , real , really , same , special , strikingly , thoroughly , too , true , truthful , utter , veracious , veritable

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