So much
Very much
Very much adverb - To a very great degree or extent.
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The werewolves are very much members of the political "establishment" in Uberwald, and Angua's brother Wolfgang is very much a case of Putting on the Reich while her father, not so much.
Source: Slobs Versus Snobs -
Also, he's not really evil, so much as very much steeped in the country's traditions to the point that they are second nature to him.
Source: Evil Chancellor - Part of the problem is that Mystra in turn comes across as very much Ed Greenwood's pet goddess, so much more powerful than any of the other gods (the introduction to Shadows of Doom comes right out and says so) that she basically has to deposit parts of her own godly power in her mortal Chosen.
Source: Creators Pet / Tabletop Games
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