very real

Frequency: 9.0210.5 per million words

Used to emphasize the genuineness or seriousness of something.

realADVERB + real

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • The very real danger of war loomed over the region.
  • She experienced very real emotions of joy and sorrow.
  • For many, poverty is a very real and daily struggle.
  • The threat of climate change is very real and requires immediate action.
  • He felt a very real connection to his ancestors during the ceremony.
  • The potential for success was very real, given their innovative approach.
  • The consequences of their actions became very real as the investigation unfolded.
  • There is a very real possibility that the project will be delayed.
  • Despite her calm exterior, she harbored very real fears about the future.
  • The challenges facing the new government are very real and complex.