Lemmas found: 17
used to emphasize something surprising or extreme; still; yet (e.g., "even better", "even now", "not even").
To a very great degree; exceedingly.
to a greater extent or degree; in addition; further; additional amount (e.g., "more quickly", "want more", "no more").
to the greatest extent or degree; the majority of (e.g., "most important", "most people").
to a great extent or degree; greatly; often (e.g., "much better", "not much", "thank you very much").
and no one or nothing more besides; solely; just; exclusively (e.g., "only you", "only trying to help").
To a higher degree than is desirable, appropriate, or possible (e.g., "too hot", "too much").
Completely and without qualification; totally.
Only just; scarcely; almost not.
To a greater degree, extent, or amount; additionally.
To a great degree or extent; very.
To a greater degree than usual or than others; especially.
To a moderate extent; rather or fairly, but not very.
To a great extent or degree; mostly or chiefly.
For the most part; chiefly or mainly.
To a moderate or limited degree when compared with something else; fairly or comparatively.
To a great degree or with a considerable difference, especially in comparisons or ranges.