What can I say instead of nothing much?
synonyms for nothing much
- balmy.
- benign.
- bland.
- breezy.
- calm.
- cool.
- delicate.
- mellow.
What’s a word for did nothing?
What is another word for did nothing?
| twiddled thumbs | sat around |
|---|---|
| lounged around | loafed |
| idled | lazed |
| lolled | lounged |
| vegged out | hung out |
What is another word for very much?
What is another word for very much?
| highly | enormously |
|---|---|
| exceedingly | terribly |
| immensely | uncommonly |
| especially | mightily |
| supremely | eminently |
How do you say not very much?
- barely.
- comparatively.
- practically.
- rarely.
- seldom.
- simply.
- somewhat.
- just.
Is it correct to nothing much?
By saying “nothing much (is happening)”, you’re saying that something is happening, but not much is happening or it’s not very interesting so is not worth talking about. People do sometimes say “nothing” by itself but really they should say “nothing much” for the above reason.
What is a 5 letter word for did nothing?
The crossword clue Did nothing with 5 letters was last seen on the April 15, 2022. We think the likely answer to this clue is IDLED.
Can you say very much?
Very much exists because one would like to use very to modify a verb phrase, but can’t. Very can’t modify a verb phrase — only adjectives and adverbs. So one can’t say *I very like that or *I like that very. Instead, one says I very much like that or I like that very much.
What is the meaning of not so much?
used to refer back to something that has been mentioned, saying that it is less true for someone or something else : If you like it, fine, but for me, not so much. I’m ready to start eating more healthily. My husband, not so much! True, real, false, and unreal.
What should I reply after Sup?
“sup” is basically “what’s up?” which is basically “what’s new?”, the most common replies are:
- “not much. Yourself?”,
- “hey!”,
- “sup?”, or.
- a news you wanted to share.
What is up not too much?
The important thing to understand here is that the first “what’s up?” means “how are you?”. “Not much” means “I’m fine”, and “what about you?” also means “how are you”, and “I’m alright” (the spelling in the original post is incorrect), once again means “I’m fine”.
What is another word for very few?
What is another word for very few?
| little | some |
|---|---|
| a sprinkle of | a sprinkling of |
| slim pickings | a couple |
| a few | a handful |
| not a lot | few |
How do you say very few?
few
- adj.hardly any.
- pron.scarcely any.
What is a piquant or zingy?
1 : enjoyably exciting a zingy musical. 2 : strikingly attractive or appealing wore a zingy new outfit. 3 : sharply piquant a zingy salad.
What gradually eats away?
To eat away is to gradually wear away or destroy, the way salt water will slowly eat away at the wooden pilings holding up a dock. Sharply carved granite along a rocky shore is evidence that the sea will eat away at anything that spends enough time with waves crashing on it.
Should we use very much?
You use very much to emphasize that someone or something has a lot of a particular quality, or that the description you are about to give is particularly accurate. …a man very much in charge of himself. Yorkshire is still very much a farming community with good meat, good dairy produce and eggs.
Is it grammatically correct to say very much?
Is very much more grammatically correct? Yes, you can say that, no problem. “I was very much more worried about my safety than I was about saving my belongings.” Having said that, the “very” doesn’t add very much more meaning than just “much more”.
Did not so much as meaning?
used for emphasizing that something did not happen or exist, especially when this is surprising.
Do you say too much or to much?
Trick to Remember the Difference If you are using this phrase to mean excessive or excessively, you should always choose too much. It is the only correct version of the phrase. To much is an error based on a misinterpretation of the homophones to and too in spoken English.
How do you respond when someone says WSP?
Some good replies might be:
- “Having a great day!
- “Hey, just working and looking forward to hanging out sometime.” This works as well because it’s short, sweet, and takes it to another level.
- You could also say something positive that people always respond to, like, “Great to hear from you!