BACK TO SCHOOL! Words you would use instead of "VERY...."

English is a language spoken in many countries around the world. It is the second most spoken language after Spanish and Mandarin and the most international language in the world.

A phrase as a noun is defined as a small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause and as a verb, it is how you put into use a particular form of words.

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The word “very” is common and is used in our everyday life.

However, we do not have to use it every now and then and can be easily replaced.

See below some scenarios where “very” is unnecessary and not using it would show a mastery of the English language.

DON’T SAY…		SAY…
Very	Angry	FURIOUS
Very	Beautiful	GORGEOUS
Very	Big	MASSIVE
Very	Boring	DULL
Very	Noisy	DEFEANING
Very	Poor	DESTITUTE
Very	Cheap	STINGY
Very	Clean	SPOTLESS
Very	Short	BRIEF
Very	Difficult	ARDUOUS
Very	Dry	ARID
Very	Quick	RAPID
Very	Bad	AWFUL
Very	Smart	INTELLIGENT
Very	Sad	SORROWFUL
Very	Upset	DISTRAUGHT
Very	Cold	FREEZING
Very	Strong	FORCEFUL
Very	Huge	COLOSSAL
Very	Calm	SERENE
Very	Ugly	HIDEOUS
Very	Small	PETITE
Very	Funny	HILARIOUS
Very	Quiet	HUSHED
Very	Rich	WEALTHY
Very	Expensive	COSTLY
Very	Dirty	FILTHY
Very	Tall	TOWERING
Very	Easy	EFFORTLESS
Very	Wet	SOAKED
Very	Slow	SLUGGISH
Very	Good	EXCELLENT
Very	Stupid	IDIOTIC
Very	Happy	ECSTATIC
Very	Exciting	EXHILARATING
Very	Warm	HOT
Very	Weak	FRAIL
Very	Little	TINY
Very	Bright	LUMINOUS
Very	Busy	SWAMPED
Very	Careful	CAUTIOUS
Very	Clear	OBVIOUS

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