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Very

/'verɪ/
A word used to emphasize the intensity or degree of something, often indicating a higher importance or emphasis

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Examples:

You're very pretty.

My very bones is rendered flabby by brooding over it.

Tom said, "Well, that is very nice of you.

Etymology:

etymology
from Old French verai, from Latin verac-, related to verus meaning true; introduced into English during Middle English period

Usage Statistics:

970 mentions per 1 million words Frequency
Very Often
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