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very, very important people

very, very important people is the plural of very.

Meaning of very

Adverb

very (not comparable)

  1. To a great extent or degree.
    • That dress is very you.
  2. Conforming to fact, reality or rule; true.
  3. Used to firmly establish that nothing else surpasses in some respect.
    • He was the very best runner there.

See all 7 meanings of very

Questions about very, very important people

What is very, very important people the plural of?
Very, very important people is the plural of very.

Words near very, very important people in the dictionary

  1. very same
  2. very special episode
  3. very special episodes
  4. very well
  5. very yes
  6. very, very important people
  7. very, very important person
  8. very, very important persons
  9. very-large-scale
  10. very-large-scale integration
  11. very-light

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