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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Avoiding "VERY"

  • very afraid = terrified
  • very angry = furious
  • very big = huge, immense 
  • very bright = dazzling
  • very capable = accomplished
  • very clean = spotless
  • very clever = brilliant
  • very cold = freezing
  • very dirty = squalid
  • very eager = keen
  • very good = superb
  • very happy = jubilant
  • very hot = scalding
  • very loved = adored
  • very old = ancient
  • very poor = destitute
  • very pretty = beautiful
  • very risky = perilous
  • very rude = vulgar
  • very small =  tiny
  • very stupid = idiotic 
  • very thin = gaunt
  • very tasty = delicious
  • very worried = anxious

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