Very
Pronunciation of Very
/vˈɛɹɪ/, /vˈɛɹɪ/, /v_ˈɛ_ɹ_ɪ/
Antonyms for very:
Synonyms for very:
Sense 1
exceedingly, overly, hell of a, acutely, hugely, keenly, especially, notably, extremely, so, uncommonly, Mega, dreadfully, unduly, mightily, Identic, eminently, considerably, specially, tons, madly, immensely.
Sense 2
awfully, far, mere, thrice, particularly, terribly, unusually, badly, doubly, soundly, devoutly, quite, desperately, pretty, materially, fully.
Sense 3
just, thoroughly, devilish, exceptionally, much, mighty.
Sense 4
extra, That, bloody, exact, seriously, heavily.
Sense 5
indeed.
Sense 6
Sense 15
well.
Sense 16
way.
conspicuously
preeminently.
exceedingly
extravagantly
frightfully
terrifically.
fully
profoundly
deeply.
remarkably
extraordinarily.
to a great extent
dearly.
very much
like anythingorblazesorcrazy etc., fearfully.
identical (adjective)
one and the same, identical.
perfect (adjective)
perfect.
true (adjective)
conspicuously (adverb)
preeminently.
deeply (adverb)
profoundly, intensely.
extremely (adverb)
immensely, notably, considerably, hell of a, seriously, greatly, particularly, terrifically, almighty, acutely, exceedingly, quite, materially, exceptionally, excessively, awfully, dearly, much, remarkably, highly, infinitely, pretty, indeed, uncommonly, unusually, so, sorely, extraordinarily, intensely, hugely.
infrequently (adverb)
uncommonly.
deeply (adverb)
profoundly, intensely.
exceptionally (adverb)
nice and, remarkably.
extremely (adverb)
infinitely, sorely, highly.
infinitely (adverb)
much, really; to a high degree (adverb)
acutely, deeply, eminently, terribly, dearly, exceedingly, notably, particularly, profoundly, considerably, pretty, truly, unusually, uncommonly, extraordinarily, highly, remarkably, excessively, extremely, greatly, awfully.
Sense 1 (noun)
thoroughly, well, deeply.
Sense 2 (noun)
selfsame, identical, same, Identic.
Sense 3 (noun)
Sense 4 (noun)
mere.
Sense 5 (noun)
exceptionally, exceedingly, extremely, notably, dreadfully, highly, mighty, greatly, extra, eminently, awfully.