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more less so synonyms

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  • absolutely
  • as a matter of fact
  • de facto
  • genuinely
  • in fact
  • in point of fact
  • in reality
  • in truth
  • indeed
  • literally
  • really
  • veritably
  • very
  • about
  • almost
  • around
  • ballpark figure
  • bordering on
  • circa
  • close to
  • closely
  • comparatively
  • generally
  • in the ballpark
  • in the neighborhood of
  • in the region of
  • at bottom
  • basically
  • deep down
  • fundamentally
  • in essence
  • in spite of appearance
  • inside
  • actually
  • approximately
  • at heart
  • centrally
  • characteristically
  • chiefly
  • determinately
  • factually
  • fundamentally
  • importantly
  • in effect
  • in essence
  • indispensably
  • central
  • halfway
  • in the center
  • in the heart of
  • midway
  • artlessly
  • but of course
  • by birth
  • by nature
  • candidly
  • casually
  • commonly
  • consistently
  • customarily
  • easily
  • freely
  • generally
  • genuinely
  • above all
  • especially
  • essentially
  • in general
  • in the first place
  • in the main
  • largely
  • mainly
  • mostly
  • on the whole
  • overall
  • predominantly
  • primarily
  • assuredly
  • beyond recall
  • beyond shadow of doubt
  • certainly
  • completely
  • conclusively
  • convincingly
  • decisively
  • definitely
  • done with
  • enduringly
  • for all time
  • for ever
  • absolutely
  • all the way
  • altogether
  • bang
  • clear
  • completely
  • correctly
  • entirely
  • exactly
  • fully
  • genuinely
  • just
  • perfectly
  • centrally
  • essentially
  • radically
  • above all
  • basically
  • before anything else
  • cardinally
  • chiefly
  • dominantly
  • eminently
  • especially
  • essentially
  • first and foremost
  • first of all
  • for the most part
  • fundamentally
  • basically
  • effectively
  • essentially
  • really
  • virtually
  • at heart
  • at the bottom
  • essentially
  • firstly
  • in substance
  • inherently
  • intrinsically
  • mostly
  • primarily
  • radically
  • absolutely
  • acutely
  • amply
  • astonishingly
  • awfully
  • certainly
  • considerably
  • dearly
  • decidedly
  • deeply
  • eminently
  • emphatically
  • exaggeratedly
  • by birth
  • congenitally
  • constitutionally
  • genetically
  • immanently
  • inseparably
  • intrinsically
  • natively
  • naturally
  • confidentially
  • familiarly
  • informally
  • lovingly
  • personally
  • privately
  • secretly
  • well
  • at heart
  • at the bottom
  • essentially
  • firstly
  • in essence
  • in substance
  • inherently
  • mostly
  • primarily
  • radically
  • actually
  • bodily
  • corporeally
  • mundanely
  • objectively
  • palpably
  • physically
  • ponderably
  • really
  • sensibly
  • substantially
  • tangibly
  • actually
  • approximately
  • at heart
  • at the heart of
  • centrally
  • characteristically
  • chiefly
  • determinately
  • factually
  • fundamentally
  • importantly
  • in effect
  • in essence
  • artlessly
  • but of course
  • by birth
  • by nature
  • candidly
  • casually
  • characteristically
  • commonly
  • consistently
  • customarily
  • easily
  • freely
  • generally
  • accordingly
  • as a matter of course
  • automatically
  • axiomatically
  • beyond one's control
  • by definition
  • by its own nature
  • cardinally
  • come what may
  • compulsorily
  • consequently
  • exigently
  • from within
  • at first
  • at the outset
  • at the start
  • basically
  • by birth
  • by origin
  • first
  • formerly
  • in the beginning
  • in the first place
  • incipiently
  • primarily
  • primitively
  • enduringly
  • for good
  • for keeps
  • forever
  • lastingly
  • above all
  • basically
  • chiefly
  • especially
  • essentially
  • fundamentally
  • generally
  • largely
  • mainly
  • mostly
  • on the whole
  • overall
  • predominantly
  • above all
  • basically
  • before anything else
  • cardinally
  • chiefly
  • dominantly
  • eminently
  • especially
  • essentially
  • first and foremost
  • first of all
  • for the most part
  • fundamentally
  • absolutely
  • actually
  • all
  • all in all
  • all told
  • altogether
  • considerably
  • entirely
  • fully
  • in all respects
  • in fact
  • in reality
  • in toto
  • entirely
  • thoroughly
  • wholly
  • absolutely
  • actually
  • admittedly
  • as a matter of fact
  • assuredly
  • authentically
  • beyond doubt
  • categorically
  • certainly
  • de facto
  • easily
  • for real
  • genuinely
  • decidedly
  • extremely
  • greatly
  • incomparably
  • much
  • notably
  • quite
  • somewhat
  • very
  • very much
  • well
  • considerably
  • essentially
  • extensively
  • heavily
  • in essence
  • in fact
  • in reality
  • in substance
  • in the main
  • largely
  • mainly
  • materially
  • much
  • absolutely
  • accurately
  • actually
  • authentically
  • beyond doubt
  • beyond question
  • confirmedly
  • constantly
  • correctly
  • de facto
  • definitely
  • devotedly
  • exactly
  • as a rule
  • as is the custom
  • as is usual
  • as usual
  • by and large
  • commonly
  • consistently
  • customarily
  • frequently
  • generally
  • habitually
  • in the main
  • mainly
  • around
  • as good as
  • basically
  • effectually
  • essentially
  • for all intents and purposes
  • fundamentally
  • give or take a little
  • guesstimate
  • implicitly
  • in all but name
  • in effect
  • in essence
  • awfully
  • enormously
  • especially
  • excessively
  • extraordinarily
  • extremely
  • greatly
  • highly
  • hugely
  • immoderately
  • in a marked degree
  • inordinately
  • powerful

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