Sufficiently
Sufficiently adverb - In or to a degree or quantity that meets one's requirements or satisfaction.
Very much and sufficiently are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very much" instead an adverb "Sufficiently".
Very much
Very much adverb - To a very great degree or extent.
Sufficiently and very much are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sufficiently" instead an adverb phrase "Very much".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- plenty and sufficiently
- plenty and very much
- adequately and sufficiently
- adequately and very much
- somewhat and sufficiently
- somewhat and very much
- rather and sufficiently
- rather and very much
- properly and sufficiently
- properly and very much
- suitably and sufficiently
- suitably and very much
- fittingly and sufficiently
- fittingly and very much
Both terms in one sentence
- Actually, this is a somewhat instructive example of Viral Marketing done well: The Muppet characters were sufficiently adaptable to fit in this context, and the presentation was very much "Found Document", rather than anything that could be construed as Astro Turfing.
Source: Viral Marketing -
The Goa'uld in Stargate SG-1 would very much like their subjects to believe this, when they're really just Sufficiently Advanced Aliens pretending to be gods.
Source: Physical God - Whether this counts as "true" forgiveness or just Stockholm Syndrome is very much a matter for interpretation, although Doctor Manhattan considers it "a miracle" which is sufficiently noteworthy as to make it worth the trouble to return to Earth and attempt to save humanity from nuclear war.
Source: Insane Forgiveness
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