Definition for Very:

• True; real; actual; veritable.

Synonyms for Very:

• adj.

  •actually (adjective)
  • re-allier,
  • most indeed,
  • as matter of fact,
  • in point fact,
  • as matter fact,
  • as a matter fact,
  • more indeed,
  • re allier,
  • more genuinely,
  • most absolutely,
  • more literally,
  • most genuinely,
  • realliest,
  • most veritably,
  • reallier,
  • most literally,
  • more absolutely,
  • more veritably.
  •genuine (adjective)
  • un alloyed,
  • more sureenough,
  • more certified,
  • in flesh,
  • more sure-enough,
  • in the flesh,
  • most carat,
  • most sureenough,
  • honest-to-goodness,
  • real stuff.
  •identical (adjective)
  • same difference,
  • look alike,
  • very same,
  • lookalike,
  • like two peas in a pod,
  • one and the same,
  • spitting image,
  • look-alike.
  •perfect (adjective)
  • to a turn,
  • bull's eye,
  • on the button,
  • bulls-eye,
  • on target,
  • dead on,
  • to turn,
  • perfect,
  • on the money,
  • a turn,
  • unerring.
  •precise (adjective)
  • clear cut.
  •same (adjective)
  • more likewise,
  • most carbon copy,
  • co equal,
  • co-equal,
  • more similarly,
  • in same manner,
  • most carbon,
  • most carbon-copy,
  • more carbon,
  • similarly,
  • more carbon-copy,
  • more carboncopy,
  • more coequal,
  • most aforementioned,
  • more aforementioned,
  • carboncopy,
  • dupest,
  • clonest,
  • more carbon copy,
  • most similarly,
  • re-lated,
  • most coequal,
  • most carboncopy,
  • most likewise.
  •tantamount (adjective)
  • uni form,
  • uni-form.
  •true (adjective)
  • unfaked,
  • Undesigning,
  • sure-enough,
  • veridical,
  • washer,
  • sure enough.

• adv

  •extremely (adverb)
  • decidedly,
  • tremendously,
  • sizably,
  • in a marked degree,
  • just so,
  • good and,
  • extensively,
  • immoderately,
  • emphatically,
  • prodigiously,
  • ever so,
  • substantially,
  • urgently,
  • imperatively,
  • exorbitantly,
  • by far,
  • no end,
  • nth degree,
  • vastly,
  • incredibly,
  • prohibitively,
  • in the extreme,
  • to no small extent,
  • a bit of,
  • powerful,
  • simply,
  • dearly,
  • exaggeratedly,
  • powerfully,
  • terrifically,
  • somewhat,
  • astonishingly,
  • inordinately,
  • drastically,
  • superlatively,
  • right,
  • beyond measure,
  • right smart,
  • Indispensably,
  • rather,
  • more or less,
  • in a great measure,
  • helluva,
  • positively,
  • wonderfully,
  • severely,
  • in part,
  • markedly,
  • beyond compare,
  • enormously,
  • certainly,
  • to a fault,
  • to a great degree,
  • precious,
  • on a large scale,
  • largely,
  • amply,
  • vitally,
  • without restraint,
  • pressingly,
  • Almightily.
  •quite (adverb)
  • to some degree.
  •rather (adverb)
  • a good bit.
  •seriously (adverb)
  • regrettably,
  • menacingly,
  • threateningly,
  • grievously,
  • harmfully,
  • gravely,
  • distressingly,
  • deplorably.
  •truly (adverb)
  • without a doubt,
  • with devotion,
  • without doubt,
  • in actuality,
  • authentically,
  • beyond question,
  • beyond doubt,
  • Veraciously,
  • staunchly,
  • legitimately,
  • unequivocally,
  • devotedly,
  • righteously,
  • factually,
  • Confirmedly,
  • with one heart.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • very.
  •dearly (adverb)
  • very much,
  • to great extent.
  •deeply (adverb)
  • intensely,
  • profoundly.
  •eminently (adverb)
  • sur passingly,
  • sur-passingly.
  •exceptionally (adverb)
  • nice and.
  •extraordinarily (adverb)
  • extra-ordinarily,
  • extra ordinarily,
  • extraordinarily.
  •extremely (adverb)
  • infinitely,
  • sorely.
  •far (adverb)
  • in-comparably,
  • farthest,
  • farther,
  • in comparably.
  •preeminently (adverb)
  • pre eminently.
  •quite (adverb)
  • more less,
  • some degree.
  •remarkably (adverb)
  • singularly.
  •right (adverb)
  • for better.
  •seriously (adverb)
  • perilously,
  • precariously.
  •so (adverb)
  • in determinately,
  • un-certainly,
  • in-determinately,
  • in-definitely,
  • un certainly,
  • in definitely,
  • indeterminately,
  • such.
  •thoroughly (adverb)
  • up down,
  • from top bottom,
  • through through,
  • from a z,
  • from to z,
  • meticulously,
  • from z,
  • in out,
  • efficiently,
  • up and down.
  •too (adverb)
  • un-reasonably,
  • un-conscionably,
  • un reasonably,
  • over above,
  • un conscionably,
  • be-yond,
  • be yond,
  • unreasonably.
  •truly (adverb)
  • reliably,
  • with all one's heart.
  •uncommonly (adverb)
  • un commonly,
  • un-commonly.
  •unusually (adverb)
  • un-usually,
  • un usually,
  • un common,
  • un-common.

• conj.

  •so (conjunction)
  • be cause,
  • be-cause.

• n.

  •
  • well,
  • deeply,
  • a lot.
  •
  • identical.
  •
  • exact.
  •
  • include,
  • specific.
  •
  • highly,
  • big,
  • awful.
  •absolute (noun)
  • absolute.
  •actual (noun)
  • actual.
  •dead (noun)
  • dead.
  •ever so (noun)
  • ever.
  •existent (noun)
  • existent.
  •rattling (noun)
  • rattling.
  •real (noun)
  • real.
  •really (noun)
  • really.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Identic,
  • tons,
  • dreadfully,
  • especially,
  • considerably,
  • acutely,
  • keenly,
  • unduly,
  • immensely,
  • overly,
  • exceedingly,
  • specially,
  • hell of a,
  • uncommonly,
  • Mega,
  • extremely,
  • hugely,
  • madly.
  •
  • pretty,
  • desperately,
  • devoutly,
  • badly,
  • doubly,
  • unusually,
  • particularly,
  • thrice,
  • awfully,
  • fully,
  • terribly,
  • soundly.
  •
  • mighty,
  • exceptionally,
  • devilish,
  • just.
  •
  • That,
  • heavily,
  • extra.
  •
  • This,
  • V.
  •
  • way.
  •conspicuously
  • preeminently.
  •exceedingly
  • almighty.
  •fully
  • enough.
  •very much
  • fearfully,
  • like anythingorblazesorcrazy etc..

Paraphrases for Very:

• Independent

  • Coordinating conjunction
    so.
  • Cardinal number
    quite, pretty.
  • Determiner
    pretty, every.
  • Preposition or subordinating conjunction
    so.
  • Adjective
    quite, extremely, same, even, huge, own, enormous, pretty, utmost, simple, highest, tremendous, substantial, precise, crucial, fundamental, grave, every, specific, vast, paramount, similar, lovely.
  • Proper noun, singular
    extremely, attaches, pretty, Has, Was.
  • Noun, plural
    Hundreds, levels, Industries, Miles, implications, results, Students, Businesses, feels, users, men, looks.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    extremely, pretty, lot, crystal.
  • Adverb, superlative
    hardest.
  • Adverb
    extraordinarily, particularly, enormously, exceedingly, perfectly, quite, immensely, tremendously, hugely, relatively, deeply, remarkably, vitally, awfully, best, better, abundantly, eminently, excessively, extremely, heavily, gravely, utterly, profoundly, keenly, largely, widely, crucially, sorely, substantially, genuinely, intensely, vastly, prohibitively, clearly, decidedly, overly, desperately, especially, certainly, critically, thoroughly, strikingly, earnestly, grossly, distinctly, even, supremely, fundamentally, warmly, sincerely, wholeheartedly, sufficiently, infinitely, notoriously, unusually, pretty, so, markedly, unbelievably, almost, often, overwhelmingly, lot, dramatically, closely, inordinately, wholly, extensively, altogether, bitterly, harder, equally, wildly, woefully, expressly, broadly, carefully, strictly, increasingly, frequently, surprisingly, beautifully, disproportionately, disappointingly, crystal, hotly, easily, eagerly, patently, tightly, heartily, wonderfully, hardly, amazingly, urgently, readily, dreadfully, powerfully, lovely.
  • Verb, past tense
    considered, Were, Had, stressed, Began, Knew, lost, quite, Got, Was.
  • Verb, past participle
    proved, humbled, impressed, Enjoyed, developed, Had, Viewed, Managed, emphasized, Deemed, witnessed, known, Undergone, found, seen, Lagged, fallen, filled, gone, Meant, made, Got.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    receives, imposes, feels, looks.
  • Verb, base form
    quite, bevery, Has, Was.

Antonyms for Very:

• adj.

  • real, exact
    inexact.
  • Other antonyms:
    uncertain, supposed, hypothetical, unreal, fake, dissimilar, distinct, imprecise, chimerical, unalike, pretend, another, abstract, alleged, suppositional, platonic, fanciful, symbolic, differentiable, imagined, ideal, virtual, illusory, conceived, fictional, legendary, imaginary, diverse, dubious, reputed, discriminable, distinguishable, fabled, restricted, potential, various, questionable, qualified, varied, unlike, pictured, assumed, distinctive, Inexistent, conjectural, disparate, nonexistent, made-up, doubtful, envisioned, equivocal, visualized, fabricated, fictitious, romantic, possible, invented, theoretical.

• adv.

  • much, really; to a high degree
    unremarkably, little, dubiously, commonly, indefinite, doubtfully, usually.

Very Sentence Examples:

• You know very well that there is not.

• He must be very good.

Homophones for Very:

• verry, verri, vary.