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about, all but, almost, eminently, extremely, en.synonym.one, frequently, greatly, habitually, largely, most, nearly, often, practically, rather, regularly, repeatedly, somewhat, uncommonly, very, abundant, ample, considerable, countless, plentiful, en.synonym.one, profuse, substantial, voluminous, a great deal, abundance, heap, lot, plenty, en.synonym.one, plethora, profuseness, wealth, eminently, extremely, greatly, largely, uncommonly, en.synonym.one, beaucoup, a good deal, a lot, lots, majorly, very much, en.synonym.one.
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389 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ mˈʌt͡ʃ], [ mˈʌtʃ], [ m_ˈʌ_tʃ]
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adj.
• all (adjective)
- much.
• considerable (adjective)
- ex tensive,
- ex-tensive,
- goodly,
- more reasonable,
- more extensive,
- largescale,
- noticeable,
- large scale.
• good (adjective)
- more paying,
- most paying.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- good,
- bloody,
- considerable,
- as much as,
- practically.
• plenty (adjective)
- jam-packed,
- galore,
- no end,
- LOTSA,
- sizable,
- great,
- very many,
- heaps,
- mucho,
- loads,
- plenteous,
- a lot of,
- Mega.
• practically (adjective)
- more basically,
- nearlier,
- more well-nigh,
- more virtually,
- more well nigh,
- most well-nigh,
- most basically,
- more morally,
- more about,
- most well nigh,
- more approximately,
- most virtually,
- more fundamentally,
- most wellnigh,
- most about,
- most approximately,
- most fundamentally,
- more wellnigh,
- most morally,
- for all intents and purposes,
- most essentially,
- for all intents purposes,
- nearliest,
- for intents and purposes,
- for intents purposes,
- more essentially.
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adv
• almost (adverb)
- on the edge of,
- not far from,
- all but,
- close to,
- as good as,
- on the verge of,
- on the brink of,
- pretty near,
- for all practical purposes,
- for practical purposes,
- well-nigh,
- close upon,
- on the point of,
- for the greatest part.
• awfully (adverb)
- hugely.
• frequently (adverb)
- spasmodically,
- oftentimes,
- many a time,
- oft,
- thick and fast,
- by ordinary,
- recurrently,
- in many instances,
- as a rule,
- at regular intervals,
- time and again,
- over and over,
- ofttimes,
- at short intervals,
- in quick succession,
- many times,
- successively,
- not infrequently,
- very often,
- not seldom.
• indeed (adverb)
- to be sure,
- undeniably,
- in point of fact,
- in deed,
- for real,
- be sure,
- in truth,
- veritably.
• nearly (adverb)
- approximately,
- give or take a little,
- in substance,
- in essence,
- within a little,
- in the neighborhood,
- in neighborhood,
- nearabout,
- close but no cigar.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- far,
- awfully,
- indeed,
- so much as,
- in great measure,
- in the ballpark,
- all the more,
- disturbingly,
- a number of times,
- glaringly,
- frequently,
- conspicuously,
- significantly,
- most,
- drastically,
- a little,
- greatly,
- in the region of,
- strikingly,
- gravely,
- horribly,
- frightfully,
- discouragingly,
- pretty,
- staggeringly,
- substantially,
- enormously,
- in spite of,
- famously,
- very close,
- incalculably,
- even,
- superlatively,
- upwards of,
- surpassingly,
- supremely,
- tolerably,
- almost,
- immeasurably.
• substantially (adverb)
- in the main,
- in fact,
- in reality.
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adv.
• almost (adverb)
- wellnigh,
- in the neighborhood of,
- just about,
- within sight of,
- not quite,
- near to,
- nigh,
- in the vicinity of.
• approximately (adverb)
- in ballpark,
- loosely,
- Proximately,
- more less,
- in region of.
• even (adverb)
- dis regarding,
- de spite,
- de-spite,
- all more,
- dis-regarding.
• far (adverb)
- farther,
- in-comparably,
- in comparably,
- farthest.
• frequently (adverb)
- habitually,
- ordinarily.
• greatly (adverb)
- sur-passingly,
- in finitely,
- infinitely,
- highly,
- in-calculably,
- in-credibly,
- in credibly,
- in-tensely,
- on large scale,
- sur passingly,
- in-finitely,
- by much,
- emphatically,
- largely,
- in calculably,
- on a large scale,
- in tensely.
• greatly, a lot (adverb)
- again and again,
- exceedingly,
- notably,
- decidedly,
- time and time again,
- eminently,
- exceptionally,
- repeatedly,
- regularly.
• indeed (adverb)
- naturally.
• most (adverb)
- in the majority,
- in majority.
• often (adverb)
- time after time,
- a number times.
• substantially (adverb)
- mainly.
• terribly (adverb)
- un believably,
- un fortunately,
- notoriously,
- un-happily,
- un-fortunately,
- un-believably,
- terribly,
- un happily.
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n.
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•
- enough,
- irregular,
- voluminous,
- immeasurable,
- complete,
- abundant,
- time,
- length,
- copious,
- insufficient,
- satisfying,
- sufficient,
- substantial,
- basis,
- everywhere,
- countless,
- full,
- overwrought,
- inadequate,
- endless,
- ample,
- plentiful,
- adequate,
- fabulous,
- generous,
- for the first/last etc. time,
- rate,
- extravagant,
- lavish,
- preposterous,
- profuse.
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•
- immensely,
- really,
- thoroughly,
- deeply,
- well,
- particularly.
• a great deal (noun)
- exuberance,
- oversupply,
- overage,
- mess,
- fullness,
- a lot,
- riches,
- breadth,
- amplitude,
- gobs,
- excess,
- sufficiency,
- peck,
- all kinds of,
- superabundance,
- volume,
- copiousness,
- profuseness,
- superfluity,
- big,
- very much,
- great quantity,
- oodles,
- thousands,
- plentifulness,
- appreciable amount,
- completeness,
- lots.
• gob (noun)
- protuberan.
• heap (noun)
- pro fusions,
- a lots,
- de-posits,
- de-posit,
- great deals,
- pro-fusion,
- de posits,
- pro fusion,
- pro-fusions,
- de posit.
• lump (noun)
- gob,
- tumescence,
- knurls,
- Knurl,
- solids,
- handfuls,
- wedge.
• mass (noun)
- lions share,
- greater parts,
- lion share.
• multitude (noun)
- in finitudes,
- great numbers,
- in finitude,
- in-finitudes,
- in-finitude.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- multiplicity,
- ream,
- infinitude,
- million,
- scads,
- heap,
- Jillion,
- multitude,
- greater part,
- infinitudes,
- pack,
- slew,
- passel,
- lump,
- trillion,
- mountains,
- tons,
- plethora,
- ton,
- great number,
- scad,
- mass,
- pile,
- staples,
- piles,
- great deal,
- lot.
• overmuch (noun)
- overmuch.
• plethora (noun)
- overkill,
- over-abundance.
• some (noun)
- some.
• so much (noun)
- so much.
• untold (noun)
- untold.
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Other synonyms:
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- tidal wave,
- profusely,
- thousand,
- unspeakably,
- vastly,
- clump,
- billion,
- panoply,
- zillion,
- thrice,
- infinity,
- proliferation,
- umpteen,
- volley,
- considerably,
- torrent,
- gazillion,
- host,
- slather,
- many,
- extremely,
- dollop,
- swath,
- ocean,
- hunk.
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•
- irregularity,
- plurality,
- score,
- asynchronous,
- temporal,
- material.
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•
- twice.
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•
- quite.
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•
- measure.
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•
- long.
• a great deal
- profusion,
- a great deal,
- plenty,
- mountain,
- power,
- sight,
- barrel,
- world,
- wealth,
- abundance.
• a lot
- deal.
• great
- not a little.
• Other relevant words:
- frequency,
- very,
- often,
- nearly.
• very much
- like anythingorblazesorcrazy etc..
How to use «Much» in context?
Much has been said about large and small amounts of things. In general, the more there is of something, the greater its effect. For example, a small amount of sugar can be used to make a dessert sweet, while a large amount can make the dessert sour. In the physical world, the more of something there is, the bigger it is. This is also true in the world of ideas and concepts. The more of something there is, the greater its influence or impact. For example, a small amount of water can be used to wash a car, while a large amount can cause a flood.
Paraphrases for Much:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Adjective
biggest, extensive, extremely, few, highest, huge, important, large, less, long, major, maximum, quite, serious, several, such, utmost, virtually, widespread.
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Adverb
absolutely, almost, anymore, appreciably, approximately, broadly, certainly, completely, decidedly, deeply, definitely, dramatically, drastically, essentially, exactly, extensively, extremely, fairly, farther, favourably, fully, heartily, heavily, highly, hugely, immensely, important, incomparably, infinitely, large, largely, less, long, longer, lot, markedly, maximum, most, noticeably, particularly, perfectly, profoundly, quite, rather, really, relatively, roughly, severely, sharply, sincerely, substantially, too, tremendously, vastly, virtually, warmly, wholeheartedly.
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Adjective
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Exclusion
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Adjective
little.
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Adverb
little.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
ample, enormous, excessive, substantial, tremendous.
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Adjective
Homophones for Much:
- maze, monkish, musgoi, majagua, mohawk, masa, momus, monk, mx, minsk, mask, mishegoss, Micheas, maguey, mince, miss, mayeng, mosh, musk hog, manx, maxi, mosey, messy, magus, means, Massawa, mayacaceae, mickey, mangy, mange, minimize, monegasque, ming, mangey, myiasis, munjuk, mezuza, msasa, Magha, monas, monecious, moke, monish, meniscus, mons, meshugge, mazy, menses, meuse, monkey, mishegaas, mack, meshuga, moo-cow, magic eye, Meno Mosso, masses, mingy, mansi, miscue, misuse, mako, mango, minimise, magi, musa, minx, minge, muck, munja, moscow, menace, moss, mahuang, manque, message, max, msh, mg, mike, monomaniac, mouse, musci, mucose, myosis, mesic, meq, mimosaceae, muncie, mimesis, messuage, mycosis, musk, mahagua, minos, mezuzah, macaca, misgauge, mining, mashi, minimum wage, msec, momos, mnemonic, musgu, mexico, mawkish, minacious, mews, mayaca, managua, muzhik, mensh, mag, mocha, mug, Minimus, mucus, manchu, mass, macaw, mica, mushy, mix, macho, man jack, mucous, macao, mannish, mezzo, mock, mussy, magh, missy, musca, moose, manic, missus, monoecious, masseuse, much as, magic, manna ash, muss, mosque, Mutch, masai, macaque, muggy, muggee, moneses, Ms., musquash, Mimamsa, mensa, mus, moaning, Monoicous, muskogee, moses, myaceae, music, mays, Manichee, muzjik, mesua, manage, mongoose, munj, mcg, meshugaas, mm hg, meaning, manky, minus, muzzy, make hay, mesa, mick, musk ox, mousse, mutsch, massage, mash, moussaka, Manes, moschus, Micah, mc, make, mush, myg, mesh, musky, mooch, mujik, masque, meek, messiah, meg, men’s, maikoa, msg, moxie, maja, muse, maniac, MKO, meanness, moksa, MCIA, mojo, miwok, miosis, macau, mucky, make way, mayonnaise, manioc, mongo, meiosis, mhz, ms, mossy, mink, mnemonics, moujik, mimus, mecca, menziesia, menage, mimic, Mauna Kea, msc, munch, mac, missis, mucosa, meninx, mousey, mace, mosaic, meshugga, mashie, munich, mummichog, musaceae, manioca, manus, mesozoic, massasauga, meninges, mwanza, mensch, mach, maquis, mimosa, manse, minkowski, monaco, mess, mysis, mung, mousy, MEK, mniaceae, Micaceous, Minnie Mouse, manis, maize, masse, MAK.
Hyponym for Much:
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n.
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quantity
large indefinite amount, large indefinite quantity.
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quantity
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.5 / 2 votes
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much
Synonyms:
abundant, plenteous, greatly, abundantly, fur, considerable, ampleAntonyms:
little, scant, slightly, shortly, short, near
Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes
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muchadjective
a great amount or extent
«they did much for humanity»
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much(a)adverb
(quantifier used with mass nouns) great in quantity or degree or extent
«not much rain»; «much affection»; «much grain is in storage»
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muchadverb
to a great degree or extent
«she’s much better now»
Synonyms:
lots, a good deal, very much, practically, a lot, a great deal, often -
muchadverb
very
«he was much annoyed»
Synonyms:
lots, a good deal, very much, practically, a lot, a great deal, often -
a lot, lots, a good deal, a great deal, much, very muchadverb
to a very great degree or extent
«I feel a lot better»; «we enjoyed ourselves very much»; «she was very much interested»; «this would help a great deal»
Synonyms:
a great deal, practically, a lot, very much, lots, a good deal, often, much -
much, practicallyadverb
(degree adverb used before a noun phrase) for all practical purposes but not completely
«much the same thing happened every time»; «practically everything in Hinduism is the manifestation of a god»
Synonyms:
a great deal, practically, a lot, very much, lots, a good deal, often, much -
much, a great deal, oftenadverb
frequently or in great quantities
«I don’t drink much»; «I don’t travel much»
Synonyms:
oft, a great deal, practically, a lot, oftentimes, very much, frequently, lots, a good deal, often, much, ofttimes
Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes
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muchadjective
Synonyms:
abundant, plenteous, a great deal of, a great quantity or amount of -
muchadjective
Synonyms:
greatly, abundantly, far, by far, to a great degree -
muchadjective
Synonyms:
often, long, frequently, earnestly, a great deal -
muchadjective
Synonyms:
nearly, almost, about the same
PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes
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List of paraphrases for «much»:
far, very, many, greatly, significantly, considerably, great, lot, lots, substantially, well, considerable, large, largely, quite, highly, extremely, long, plenty, mucho, big, little, numerous, too, significant, quantity, good, heavily, major
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How to use Much in a sentence?
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Bob Iger:
The governor got very angry about the position that Disney took, and it seems like he’s decided to retaliate against us. … in effect, to seek to punish a company for its exercise of a constitutional right, and that just seems really wrong to me – against any company or individual, but particularly against a company that means so much to the state that you live in.
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Harold Macmillan:
A Foreign Secretaryand this applies also to a prospective Foreign Secretaryis always faced with this cruel dilemma. Nothing he can say can do very much good, and almost anything he may say may do a great deal of harm. Anything he says that is not obvious is dangerous; whatever is not trite is risky. He is forever poised between the cliche and the indiscretion.
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Alek Skarlatos:
Val Hoyle has said that she doesn’t believe in any new fossil fuel infrastructure when gas is $5 a gallon in the state, and diesel is about six. She’s also voted to raise taxes on hospitals and nursing homes, again, our most vulnerable population. Seniors in the poorest congressional district in the state can afford that the least as well, i think those kinds of baseline economic issues are where you’re going to see us separate. I mean, she’s appealing pretty much to the Democrats in the district. Her sign even says a Democrat for Congress on it.
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David Wright:
Much of what missile defense programs are about is reassuring allies and the public.
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Ben Ray Lujan:
It’s not too much to expect leaders to bring us together, to unite our country, to find a way to reach out to us, to our greater good, and make sure that we rise above all of the accusations, the hate and finger-pointing.
Translations for Much
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- كثير, كثيرًاArabic
- мно́гаBelarusian
- moltCatalan, Valencian
- mnohem, moc, mnohoCzech
- megetDanish
- vielGerman
- πολύGreek
- multaEsperanto
- muchoSpanish
- بسیارPersian
- paljonFinnish
- beaucoup de, beaucoupFrench
- mórán, a lánIrish
- moitoGalician
- बहुत, अधिकHindi
- nagyon, sokHungarian
- շատArmenian
- banyakIndonesian
- okeIgbo
- multaIdo
- mikillIcelandic
- moltoItalian
- 沢山, 多い, 多くJapanese
- okehJavanese
- 많은Korean
- multusLatin
- daugLithuanian
- daudzLatvian
- многуMacedonian
- veelDutch
- myeNorwegian
- bardzo, dużoPolish
- ډېرPashto, Pushto
- muitoPortuguese
- blerRomansh
- multRomanian
- о́чень, мно́гоRussian
- tr=ati, tr=adhikam, बहुSanskrit
- mnȍgī, мно̏го, мно̏гӣ, mnȍgoSerbo-Croatian
- mnoho, veľaSlovak
- shumëAlbanian
- mycket, myckenSwedish
- бага́тоUkrainian
- بہتUrdu
- mödoVolapük
- אַ סךYiddish
- 多Chinese
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Синонимы к слову much
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- a good deal
- a great deal
- a large amount
- a lot
- greatly
- to a great extent
- to a large extent
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- Лексическое значение unceasing
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- Грамматическое значение continual
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- Прямое и переносное значение слова urge on
- Происхождение слова abetted
- Синоним к слову wonder about
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