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The phrase "a very dear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express affection or closeness towards someone or something, often in a sentimental context.
Example: "She is a very dear friend of mine, and I cherish our memories together."
Alternatives: "a beloved" or "a cherished".
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He was a very dear friend.
Carole was a very dear friend.
You know, from a very dear friend.
Brave, charming, funny, smart and a very dear friend.
"So it's a very dear, special place to me".
We lost a very dear and good friend.
But that stability is now being purchased at a very dear price.
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... but — and secondly — and a very dear friend — a very dear friend and someone that we — that I work with every second of the day in — and actually we cherish — I cherish his friendship.
I'd been waiting on this film since comics cost me a very dear 75 cents!
"He's a very dear friend of mine and that's where I stop short," Tracy said.
Arthur was a very dear friend whose smile will glow in the memory of many for many years to come.
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