You can usually replace “very” with “fuckin’” and convey the same meaning.
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#22This website is the epitome of "do one thing and do it well" Bravo
I mean, the idea is interesting but I don't think it's done very... well.
I find it frustrating that you have to click to refresh the result. Why it doesnt't autorefresh after a short period makes no sense to me. I kept typing in words and thinking it was getting no results before realising I had to keep hitting the refresh button
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#23"very hard" -> formidable ? I don't agree because there are multiple interpretations. I would have liked multiple results, e.g., formidable, diamond-like, arduous, etc. In other words, don't use this site blindly.
Formitible for difficult, and for something like hardness you could use “extremely”
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#24Outside of writing an English essay, I don't see why the use of very is looked down upon. "Very good" or "very smart" is fine and is common in everyday speech.
Big words better. How else will you immediately judge someone's intellect?
I think this sort of perspective is becoming a bit of a meme. Not every use of longer or uncommon words is for the sake of signalling intellect or w/e. This is just such a negative, juvenile perspective to take if you are deploying it often.
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#25Very + healthy = instrumental What?
What's not very healthy about an instrument? Think about it. Or very don't.
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#26You can usually replace “very” with “fuckin’” and convey the same meaning.
Fuckin true
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#27"very hard" -> formidable ? I don't agree because there are multiple interpretations. I would have liked multiple results, e.g., formidable, diamond-like, arduous, etc. In other words, don't use this site blindly.
Another with multiple interpretations: very + gay = glamorous
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#28Easy way to stump it: Take the output and put it in the input. very + cute -> adorable. very adorable -> no result (may need to repeat for some words).
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#29ludicrous
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