Sentence examples for a bit very from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a bit very" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
It combines two modifiers that create redundancy, making it unclear and awkward.
Example: "I feel a bit very tired after the long day."
Alternatives: "somewhat tired" or "a little tired."

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Romney, stammering a bit: Very substantial.

It will feel a bit (very) odd at first.

"He was quiet, very shaken up a bit, very down," she testified.

What I do here is pump the words up a bit: "Very best," "Very best to you," "My best to you and Susie," etc.

(select one response) Not at all A little bit Somewhat Quite a bit Very much SIQ SLE Impact Questionnaire, SSD SLE Symptom Severity DiaryThe actual questionnaire uses some bolding and underlining.

(select one response) Not at all A little bit Somewhat Quite a bit Very much In the past 7 days, how much did lupus impact your ability to get together with friends?

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C not; a little bit; a bit; quite a bit; really, very.

So for example, hilarious means very funny, so a little bit hilarious would mean a little bit very funny, and that doesn't make sense, does it Rob?

"What we have is a character of some vulgarity, a bit violent, very funny, but very slapstick," said Bromberg.

(1) Not at all; (2) Very little; (3) Somewhat; (4) Quite a bit; (5) Very much".

It just feels sweeter now I am a bit older - very, very special, and very much a humbling experience".

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