muchly

Examples

• All

• Thank you muchly for the return of + and - shortcuts.

  Blog text (3)

• He was muchly entertained by the comedian's performance.

• "Muchly sad for your loss," said a man.

  Fiction book (1997)

• Thanks muchly for accepting me into your discussion community.

  Blog text (11)

• And last but very muchly not least, we have the angry ginge.

  Sidemen

• Oh, my idea, muchly.

  Gods and Monsters (1998)

• Thanks muchly!

  Blog text (6)

• Thanks muchly.

  Blog text (10)

• Thanks muchly for the history, and it's saddening to see another example of how a whole genre can be warped by the prejudices of a few.

  Blog text (29)

• Thank you muchly for your generous gift.

Synonyms

V

very

vsmuchly

∞ 1.0

To a large degree

is older or humorous rather than common contemporary expression

M

much

vsmuchly

∞ 1.0

To a large degree, very or a lot

is older or used playfully rather than neutral modern use

H

highly

vsmuchly

922 1.0

To a very high degree, often about skill or rank

is an older playful form rather than a standard evaluative term

B

badly

vsmuchly

456 1.0

To a great degree

is chosen for comic or old fashioned effect rather than literal severity

A

awfully

vsmuchly

351 1.4

To show strong feeling or degree

is more of an archaic or playful intensifier than standard emphasis

G

greatly

vsmuchly

350 1.0

By a very large amount

is a dated or playful alternative to this same emphasis

H

heavily

vsmuchly

320 1.0

To a large degree or too much

is used more for jesting or archaic colour than literal intensity

Q

quite a bit

vsmuchly

• Informal

235 2.8

A fairly large amount

is used more for old style or joking emphasis than casual speech

T

terribly

vsmuchly

230 1.4

To a very great degree, often before words like cold or sad

is used with older or humorous tone rather than emotional force

C

considerably

vsmuchly

144 3.4

By a large amount

is a more old fashioned or jocular way to say this

T

tremendously

vsmuchly

129 3.1

To a very large degree

is a nostalgic or joking variant of the same intensity

S

substantially

vsmuchly

129 4.9

To a large degree

is used mainly in older or playful language instead of formal usage

E

enormously

vsmuchly

128 3.5

To a very large degree

functions as an older or playful way to show strong degree

V

vastly

vsmuchly

103 3.0

By a very large amount

is chosen for archaic or humorous flavour rather than neutrality

H

hugely

vsmuchly

84 2.1

To a very great degree

is more old fashioned or used for comic effect

I

immensely

vsmuchly

70 3.5

To a very large degree

is used in older or humorous speech rather than serious emphasis

S

sorely

vsmuchly

40 5.2

To a great degree

is favored for archaic or playful effect rather than formal use

S

supremely

vsmuchly

26 4.5

To a very high degree

is used in older or comic language rather than utmost seriousness

W

wickedly

vsmuchly

• Informal

5 6.9

An informal way to mean very or extremely

is preferred for archaic or humorous colouring rather than neutral use

D

devilishly

vsmuchly

4 6.2

To a very great degree

is older or used jokingly rather than as a standard intensifier

B

bigly

vsmuchly

• Informal

1 8.9

In a very large way

is another playful or archaic expressive option rather than standard use

M

mucho

vsmuchly

• Informal

1 8.8

Very much or a lot in casual speech

is an older English humorous equivalent rather than a borrowed form

P

passingly

vsmuchly

• Archaic

9.9

To a very great degree

is a humorous revival or variant rather than the original archaic form

Antonyms

L

little

∞ 1.0

To a very small degree

N

not much of anything

2 4.3

Almost nothing of value

Idioms

T

ta muchly

• UK

9.9

Says thank you in a friendly, joking way

How Much

muchly

• Archaic

1 9.9

much

∞ 1.0

somewhat

816 2.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology