How to avoid use of word - Very

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Very is a common English word. However, sometimes we use it only because we don't have the appropriate word in our vocabulary at that point of time during the conversation.
Here is a list of words for various expressions you can adopt to avoid the use of very and to make your conversation more lively and beautiful.

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How to avoid use of word - Very

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"She is very beautiful "= "She is gorgeous"
  1. very afraid—fearful
  2. very scared—petrified
  3. very scary—chilling
  4. very frightened—alarmed
  5. very frightening—terrifying
  6. very angry—furious
  7. very annoying—exasperating
  8. very bad—awful
  9. very good—excellent
  10. very busy—swamped
  11. very lazy—indolent
  12. very careful—cautious
  13. very cheap—stingy
  14. very expensive—costly
  15. very clear—obvious
  16. very sure—certain
  17. very accurate—exact
  18. very deep—profound
  19. very complete—comprehensive
  20. very detailed—meticulous
  21. very short—brief
  22. very creative—innovative
  23. very crowded—bustling
  24. very dangerous—perilous
  25. very dear—cherished
  26. very depressed—despondent
  27. very sad—sorrowful
  28. very unhappy—miserable
  29. very upset—distraught
  30. very hurt—battered
  31. very different—disparate
  32. very dirty—filthy
  33. very clean—spotless
  34. very dry—arid
  35. very wet—soaked
  36. very dull—tedious
  37. very shiny—gleaming
  38. very pale—ashen
  39. very bright—luminous
  40. very colorful—vibrant
  41. very hard—difficult
  42. very easy—effortless
  43. very difficult—arduous
  44. very empty—desolate
  45. very excited—thrilled
  46. very exciting—exhilarating
  47. very interesting—captivating
  48. very funny—hilarious
  49. very happy—ecstatic
  50. very willing—eager
  51. very glad—overjoyed
  52. very fancy—lavish
  53. yew fat—obese
  54. very skinny—skeletal
  55. very friendly—amiable
  56. very hard to find—rare
  57. very heavy—leaden
  58. very high—soaring
  59. very hot—sweltering
  60. very warm—hot
  61. very cold—freezing
  62. very hungry—starving
  63. very thirsty—parched
  64. very tasty—delicious
  65. very important—crucial
  66. very necessary—essential
  67. very special—exceptional
  68. very little—tiny
  69. very long—extensive
  70. very small—petite
  71. very large—huge
  72. very tiny—minuscule
  73. very tall—towering
  74. very big—massive
  75. very huge—colossal
  76. very loose—slack
  77. very tight—constricting
  78. very long-term—enduring
  79. very mean—cruel
  80. very messy—slovenly
  81. very nice—kind
  82. very often—frequently
  83. very old—ancient
  84. very old-fashioned—archaic
  85. very open—transparent
  86. very painful—excruciating
  87. very pretty—beautiful
  88. very cute—adorable
  89. very ugly—hideous
  90. very beautiful—gorgeous
  91. very quick—rapid
  92. very slow—sluggish
  93. very fast—swift
  94. very calm—serene
  95. very quiet—hushed
  96. very rainy—pouring
  97. very rich—wealthy
  98. very poor—destitute
  99. very well-to-do—wealthy
  100. very serious—grave
  101. very sharp—keen
  102. very wide—expansive
  103. very windy—blustery
  104. very worried—distressed
  105. very confused—perplexed
  106. very stupid—idiotic
  107. very shy—timid
  108. very boring—dull
  109. very nervous—apprehensive
  110. very talented—gifted
  111. very intelligent—brilliant
  112. very wise—sage
  113. very smart—intelligent
  114. very perfect—flawless
  115. very powerful—compel ling
  116. very great—terrific
  117. very strong—forceful
  118. very weak—frail
  119. very  tired—exhausted
  120. very simple—basic
  121. very smelly—pungent
  122. very smooth—sleek
  123. very soft—downy
  124. very sorry—apologetic
  125. very noisy—deafening
  126. very loud—thunderous
  127. very competitive—cutthroat

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