Are you struggling to find a strong and accurate word and instead just put the word “very” in front of a word? Using the proper word is always better than describing what you mean with the adjective “very”.
Examples
- Kind vs very nice versus
- Furious vs very angry
- Thrilled vs very excited
- Towering vs very tall
- Overjoyed vs very glad
- Frequently vs very often
- Huge vs very large
Check out this list of 128 words (from Proof Reading Services) you could use instead adding the modifier word “very”.
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