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to such a large or extreme extent, often expressing intensity or quantity
very much or to a great amount
to some extent or degree, not precisely defined but understood to be limited
used to affirm or confirm a statement with certainty
Informalused especially in speech to stress disbelief, denial, or strong negative reaction
used to indicate similarity in degree compared to something else
used to refer back to an idea, statement, or fact mentioned earlier
used to refer back to an adjective or quality previously mentioned
used to show agreement with a previous statement
used to introduce a new topic, comment, or transition in speech or writing
used to present a declaration that anticipates disagreement or judgment
used to open a direct question, often as a conversational starter
used to extend or deepen a line of inquiry
used to express indifference or to question the importance of something
used to wrap up a conversation or argument, often with finality
used to refer to an approximate quantity, number, or extent
used to introduce a consequence or result of the preceding clause
used to indicate an outcome or unintended consequence of an action
used to draw a parallel or analogy between two clauses
used to show sudden understanding, surprise, or disagreement in response to new information
arranged or done precisely and correctly
