much (adj.)

  1. (quantifier used with mass nouns) great in quantity or degree or extent; not much rain; much affection; much grain is in storage'

    much (n.)

  1. a great amount or extent; they did much for humanity'

    much (adv.)

  1. to a great degree or extent; she's much better now'

  2. very; he was much annoyed'

  3. 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

    [ Syn: a lot , a lot , lots , lots , a good deal , a good deal , a great deal , a great deal , very much , very much , a lot , a lot , lots , lots , a good deal , a good deal , a great deal , a great deal , very much , very much , a lot , a lot , lots , lots , a good deal , a good deal , a great deal , a great deal , very much , very much , a lot , a lot , lots , lots , a good deal , a good deal , a great deal , a great deal , very much , very much ]

  4. (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

    [ Syn: practically , practically , practically , practically , practically , practically , practically , practically ]

  5. frequently or in great quantities; I dont drink much; I dont travel much

    [ Syn: a great deal , a great deal , often , often , a great deal , a great deal , often , often , a great deal , a great deal , often , often , a great deal , a great deal , often , often ]

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