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WHAT TO SAY INSTEAD OF "Very" IN FORMAL WAY

  • Try "EXCELLENT" instead of  "very good"
  • Try "EXACT" instead of  "very accurate"
  • Try "OBVIOUS" instead of "very clear"
  • Try "CUTTHROAT" instead of  "very competitive"
  • Try "COMPREHENSIVE" instead of  "very complete"
  • Try "INNOVATIVE" instead of  "very creative"
  • Try "METICULOUS" instead of  "very detailed"
  • Try "COSTLY" instead of  "very expensive"
  • Try "SWAMPED" instead of  "very busy"
  • Try "CRUCIAL" instead of  "very important"
  • Try "CAPTIVATING" instead of  "very interesting"
  • Try "ESSENTIAL" instead of  "very necessary"
  • Try "FREQUENTLY" instead of  "often"
  • Try "COMPELLING" instead of  "very powerful"
  • Try "RAPID" instead of  "very quick"
  • Try "EXCEPTIONAL" instead of "very special" 
  • Try "GRAVE" instead of  "very serious"
  • Try "INTELLIGENT" instead of "very smart"
  • Try "BRIEF" instead of "brief"
  • Try "BASIC" instead of "very simple"
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