How to avoid use of word - Very
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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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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"She is very beautiful "= "She is gorgeous"
- very afraid—fearful
- very scared—petrified
- very scary—chilling
- very frightened—alarmed
- very frightening—terrifying
- very angry—furious
- very annoying—exasperating
- very bad—awful
- very good—excellent
- very busy—swamped
- very lazy—indolent
- very careful—cautious
- very cheap—stingy
- very expensive—costly
- very clear—obvious
- very sure—certain
- very accurate—exact
- very deep—profound
- very complete—comprehensive
- very detailed—meticulous
- very short—brief
- very creative—innovative
- very crowded—bustling
- very dangerous—perilous
- very dear—cherished
- very depressed—despondent
- very sad—sorrowful
- very unhappy—miserable
- very upset—distraught
- very hurt—battered
- very different—disparate
- very dirty—filthy
- very clean—spotless
- very dry—arid
- very wet—soaked
- very dull—tedious
- very shiny—gleaming
- very pale—ashen
- very bright—luminous
- very colorful—vibrant
- very hard—difficult
- very easy—effortless
- very difficult—arduous
- very empty—desolate
- very excited—thrilled
- very exciting—exhilarating
- very interesting—captivating
- very funny—hilarious
- very happy—ecstatic
- very willing—eager
- very glad—overjoyed
- very fancy—lavish
- yew fat—obese
- very skinny—skeletal
- very friendly—amiable
- very hard to find—rare
- very heavy—leaden
- very high—soaring
- very hot—sweltering
- very warm—hot
- very cold—freezing
- very hungry—starving
- very thirsty—parched
- very tasty—delicious
- very important—crucial
- very necessary—essential
- very special—exceptional
- very little—tiny
- very long—extensive
- very small—petite
- very large—huge
- very tiny—minuscule
- very tall—towering
- very big—massive
- very huge—colossal
- very loose—slack
- very tight—constricting
- very long-term—enduring
- very mean—cruel
- very messy—slovenly
- very nice—kind
- very often—frequently
- very old—ancient
- very old-fashioned—archaic
- very open—transparent
- very painful—excruciating
- very pretty—beautiful
- very cute—adorable
- very ugly—hideous
- very beautiful—gorgeous
- very quick—rapid
- very slow—sluggish
- very fast—swift
- very calm—serene
- very quiet—hushed
- very rainy—pouring
- very rich—wealthy
- very poor—destitute
- very well-to-do—wealthy
- very serious—grave
- very sharp—keen
- very wide—expansive
- very windy—blustery
- very worried—distressed
- very confused—perplexed
- very stupid—idiotic
- very shy—timid
- very boring—dull
- very nervous—apprehensive
- very talented—gifted
- very intelligent—brilliant
- very wise—sage
- very smart—intelligent
- very perfect—flawless
- very powerful—compel ling
- very great—terrific
- very strong—forceful
- very weak—frail
- very tired—exhausted
- very simple—basic
- very smelly—pungent
- very smooth—sleek
- very soft—downy
- very sorry—apologetic
- very noisy—deafening
- very loud—thunderous
- very competitive—cutthroat
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