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English Idioms :: very
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very - See: ALL VERY WELL. |
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Traditional English :: very
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very - adv. & adj. --adv. 1 in a high degree (did it very easily; had a very bad cough; am very much better).
2 in the fullest sense (foll. by own or superl. adj.: at the very latest; do your very best; my very own room). --adj. 1 real, true, actual; truly such (usu. prec. by the, this, his, etc. emphasizing identity, significance, or extreme degree: the very thing we need; those were his very words).
2 archaic real, genuine (very God). not very 1 in a low degree.
2 far from being. very good (or well) a formula of consent or approval. very high frequency (of radio frequency) in the range 30-300 megahertz. Very Reverend the title of a dean. the very same see SAME . [ME f. OF verai ult. f. L verus true] |
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Related Words
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hungry
caterpillar
lesson
plan
low
density
lipoprotein
vldl
cholesterol
early
sign
pregnancy
symptom
old
man
with
enormous
wings
granny
short
hair
cut
hairy
pussy
long
mini
skirt
this
moment
nice
intimate
pleasure
brady
sequel
skinny
style
tall
woman
ugly
people
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Most Often Usage
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the very hungry caterpillar
very hungry caterpillar lesson plan
very low density lipoprotein vldl cholesterol
very low density lipoprotein
very early sign of pregnancy
very early pregnancy symptom
a very old man with enormous wings
very old granny
very short hair cut
very hairy
very hairy pussy
very long hair
very short mini skirt
this very moment
very nice
very intimate pleasure
a very brady sequel
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