Much

Word MUCH
Character 4
Hyphenation much
Pronunciations /mʌt͡ʃ/

Definitions and meanings of "Much"

What do we mean by much?

Great in quantity, degree, or extent. adjective

A large quantity or amount. noun

Something great or remarkable. noun

To a great degree or extent. adverb

Just about; almost. adverb

Frequently; often. adverb

(as much) Almost the same. idiom

In a great degree; to a great amount or extent; greatly; far.

Very.

In this sense much was formerly often used ironically, implying denial.

In present use, much or very much corresponds, before a comparative or a superlative with the, to very before a positive: thus, very great, but much or very much greater, much or very much the greatest.

Nearly: usually emphasizing the sense of indefiniteness.

The adverb much is very often prefixed to participial forms, etc., to make compound adjectives: as, much- abused, much -enduring, much -debated.

To make much; increase.

To make much of; coax; stroke gently.

Great in size; big; large.

Great in quantity or extent; abundant.

Many in number.

High in position, rank, or social station; important.

Colloq.

Large, great.

Long in duration.

When we say sentences like 'Walk much?' we shorten 'Do you walk much?' VERB + much ADJECTIVE + much NOUN + much ADJECTIVE and NOUN + much etc. Urban Dictionary

Adjective used to describe someone/something that is just "a lot." Can be used in similar instances as "extra." Short for "too much." Urban Dictionary

Used on the end of adjectives to make retarded sentences. If you want to sound like you're a conformist then go ahead. OR you could sound like you're from a modern age with advanced people (yes even the prostitutes) then, you probably should just leave it alone. Urban Dictionary

Much is the act munching of human toes. Formed in the act of muching - the first mucher pronounced munch with no n ultimately creating the world of much. Urban Dictionary

Very similar Urban Dictionary

The innocence and imagination that appears in the hearts of young children. As the children grow older, they become more mature, and gain responsibilities. They lose their muchness. Urban Dictionary

Questions can be abbreviated to a single noun usually abstract followed by the word "much" Urban Dictionary

An unconditional an infinite amount of love. A word only reffering to the unconditional amount of love a person can feel. Urban Dictionary

Used at the end of a sentence, as if to confirm something that you already know. Often used in a playfully disrespectful way. Can also be used in a similar way to adding 'not' to the end of a sentence. Urban Dictionary

-“Not much”- A sequence of words consisting of “Not” and “much” WARNING when combined they form a lethal injection to any conversation and stops it dead in its tracks leaving no survivors! Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Much

The word "much" in example sentences

I don't like how they're just using Harry Potter for money, but if they're gonna do two, at least they can take it much more in-depth and add much more detail than they might have done with one. bird does anyone know what the whole fighting scene is where they show harry ron and hermione running thru a forest? i dont remember that in the books... ❋ Unknown (2009)

He needs to loose the wieght because it will make him feel much *much* better, the vet agrees. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Instead I spent too much time writing notes, making the effort to find just the right words to show how much… anyway, the point is that I should have just been sending them all along. ❋ Admit-it (2008)

I would never have thought of this combination Mansi..thanks so much for sharing this beautiful recipe..much better way to have caffeine than drink that regular coffee at work! ❋ Unknown (2007)

Right now, even the best minds on earth haven't figured out how to supply enough energy to meet demand at * current* levels, much less supply enough energy to meet * growing* demands, a problem which will only get * much* worse as China and India (among many growing economies) continue to grow. ❋ Unknown (2005)

- Guinevere's party stops along the way for a cup of tea; tea wasn't imported to England until much, * much* later. ❋ Unknown (1991)

"That will be much _much_ the more pleasurable for me." ❋ Sara Jeannette Duncan (N/A)

The solution may be kept always exposed, and much improves by this: if _much_ used, it should be replenished with a simple solution of hypo. three ounces or two ounces to the pint; if little used, it may be filled up as much as evaporates with pure water. ❋ Various (N/A)

Oh! could I now but impress upon your minds, how much, how _very much_ of your happiness depends on the way you begin. ❋ Sarah French (N/A)

_ I wish he wouldn't talk so much, and look more where he is going -- we're _much_ too near the hedge! ❋ Various (N/A)

She smiled at him in the wings, smoothed her fluffy blond hair at him, and told him in confidence that she was a high-school graduate, that she was used to much, oh, _much_ better companies, and was playing under canvas for a lark. ❋ Sinclair Lewis (1918)

I can readily give credit to Burnet’s story; because I have observed too much of a similar spirit (for a little of it is “much too much”) amongst ourselves. ❋ Unknown (1909)

Now it is wonderful and ideal again, much wonderfuller and _much_ more ideal. ❋ Unknown (1907)

I was much, _much_ obliged to you for the kind few lines you wrote to me -- how long ago! ❋ Unknown (1907)

This account is, perhaps, too favorable, [7] and will appear so to you when you see her, as I am afraid you will, not looking much better, _much_ more cheerful, than when you paid us your last visit. ❋ Unknown (1907)

The comp. māre must be supplied before þone in: medo-ærn micel ... (māre) þone yldo beam ǣfre ge-frūnon, 69; instr.sg. ge-trume micle, 923; micle (_by much, much_); micle lēofre (_far dearer_), ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)

The comp. mâre must be supplied before þone in: medo-ärn micel ... (mâre) þone yldo beam æfre ge-frunon, 69; instr.sg. ge-trume micle, 923; micle (_by much, much_); micle leófre (_far dearer_), ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)

A gift of two thousand pounds on January 29,1872, was accompanied by a letter confessing that the possession of property had given the writer much trouble of mind, and it had been disposed of from a conviction that the Lord "saw it not good" for him to _hold so much_ and therefore allowed its possession to be a curse rather than a blessing. ❋ Unknown (1874)

"I _am_ better, captain -- much, _much_ better," returned the youth, with ❋ Unknown (1859)

I appreciate my food alot more now and for people who say it`s not healthy eating,I`ve never eaten as much vegetables as what I do now,also I enjoy fish in the morning now as well for breakfast..much more healthier than Tony the Tiger or new Honey nut cardboard pap.

[Confused], much? [Off message] much? [etc]. ❋ Paro (2005)

Okay, [umm] you're being [much right] now. You need to [calm]. ❋ Justalilmuch (2018)

[gangster] much. ❋ Jackson Samuel (2009)

[Person 1]: 'Could you much me' [Person 2]: 'I've been [muching] all night' ❋ Eddstar (2010)

Do you like [oranges] or tangerines? It’s [much of a muchness] I don’t [mind]. ❋ RoryRPM (2020)

You used to be [much] more..."[muchier]." You've [lost] your muchness. ❋ Lost My Muchness (2010)

Vince buys a new car and rocks up to his friends place and says "Do you like my [new wheels]? "Jealous much?" Vince: Dude, I just saw my ex girlfriend with another guy.. Dan: [Ohhhh man]! [Awkward much]? Vince: Cigarette much? Dan: Yeah man, im really keen for one. Vince: What are you up to tonight? Work much? Dan: Yeah man... Its pretty lame! ❋ Varcoe (2008)

[Denny], [I love you] muches. ❋ Hopenfaith8144 (2010)

Example1: A: (says insult) B: (overeacts) A: Wow, [over reaction] much (?) [------] Example2: A: What's [1+1]? B: Haha, Genius much (?) ❋ BabeyGurl (2009)

Will:”hey [wyd]” [Mackey]:”Not much” Will: Mackey: Will:*jumps out of [balcony]* ❋ ToasterStrudelWithIcing (2019)

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