mega

Examples

• All

• But I was mega conscious of it the whole time.

• This is not normal and I feel like mega caffeinated.

  Decoding the Unknown

• I am so excited, it's mega, it's too exciting.

• Dude this is like mega mega guilty.

• So I was mega pissed because for.

• Honestly, I cannot like every time people go, oh, Syria, like I'm like mega, mega.

• It's not too like mega wet and creamy.

• Dang, Oh my God, dude, we were mega bent son.

• I was mega happy when I heard the good news.

• She felt mega inspired after reading that book.

Synonyms

V

very

vsmega

∞ 1.0

To a large degree

is the informal prefix form used for emphatic or playful speech

R

really

vsmega

∞ 1.0

Shows how strong something is, for example very cold

is a clipped informal prefix used before adjectives or adverbs for emphasis

M

mighty

vsmega

• Informal

167 5.8

Used especially in informal speech to mean very

is an informal prefixed intensifier rather than a chiefly American adverb

H

hugely

vsmega

92 2.1

To a very great degree

is the informal premodifier used for quick emphatic descriptions

U

ultra

vsmega

• Informal

41 4.4

Adds emphasis to say something is very strong

is an informal intensifier expressing a high but slightly lesser degree

M

muy

vsmega

32 9.9

In Spanish it makes an adjective or adverb stronger

is the English informal equivalent used instead of the Spanish form

U

uber

vsmega

• Informal

22 6.8

Placed before a word to mean very

is used before adjectives and adverbs in informal speech rather than as a noun prefix

T

tres

vsmega

• Informal

13 9.9

An informal way to say very, like the French word très

is the native informal intensifier rather than a borrowed foreign form

M

meg

vsmega

• Slang

9.9

An informal word put before a describing word to mean very

is the longer informal prefix form rather than the short slang variant

Antonyms

B

barely

∞ 1.0

Happens only by a very small amount

N

not at all

∞ 1.0

In no way

How Intense

extremely

∞ 1.0

mega

• Informal

19 4.7

really

∞ 1.0

quite

∞ 1.0

somewhat

811 2.0

a bit

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology