Ever so and Really

Ever so

Ever so adverb - (intensifier for adjectives) very.
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Synonyms for Ever so

Really and ever so are semantically related in very topic. In some cases you can use "Really" instead an adverb phrase "Ever so".

Really

Really adverb - In actual fact.

Ever so and really are semantically related (British) in jolly topic. You can use "Ever so" instead an adverb "Really". informal substitute

Both terms in one sentence

  • Literature / Just So Stories Unwanted Harem: You really do have to feel sorry for Suleiman-bin-Daoud.He didn't really want nine-hundred and ninety-nine wives, but in those days everybody married ever so many wives, and of course the King had to marry ever so many more just to show that he was the King.
  • Said achaz priests are essentially like really experienced Investigators, treading ever so lightly as not to awaken the gods.
  • Film / I, Robot Since he really is acting irrational and incoherent, just got back off of psychological leave, and has a history of prejudice against robots (plus the fact that no robot has ever so much as jaywalked), it's pretty clear why no one believes him.
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