very

/ˈvɛɹi/

adverbadjectivever · y

Think: “VERy = VERy much”—the word starts with VER and ends with a simple Y.

Yes, it's very. Don’t add an extra E at the end—it's v-e-r-y, not *verey*.

Definitions

  1. adverbTo a high degree; extremely.
  2. adjectiveExact or precise; the same one being talked about (used for emphasis), as in “the very same.”

Examples

  • “The soup is very hot, so let it cool before you eat it.”
  • “That is the very book I was looking for.”
  • “I’m very proud of how hard you practiced.”

Synonyms

extremelyreallyhighlyquitetruly

Antonyms

barelyhardly

Translations

ES muyPT muitoFR très

Common misspellings

verivryveryyvereyverryvareyvreyveyr

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