Bone
Really
Really adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: really tired after staying up all night
Both words in one sentence
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A pound of bone is stronger than a pound of concrete, but only just.; shattering a bone requires a really, really strong hit, as in "crashing your car at 60 km/h"-strong.
Source: Stripped to the Bone -
Irina—Issei's childhood friend in High School D×D—would really like to bone him.
Source: But I Would Really Enjoy It -
Bone, of Blood and Bone appears to be an action hero at fist but is really using his guile so in the end it really does not matter if he wins the battles at the climax.
Source: Guile Hero
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