adj. or adv. great in quantity or degree or extent; n. a great amount or extent
Peter is much bigger than his younger sister.
Peter is much bigger than his younger sister.
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What did Bridget love as much as other kids liked ice cream?
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How much money did the kidnappers demand for ransom?
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The ant said the boy was very much like who?
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The megaseism caused much damage.
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Everett received much acclamation over his success at the spelling bee.
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He found the termsand conditions of the numerous agreements too much to comprehend.
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How much money did the boy get paid for working on the farm?
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How much money was Ben going to pay for a day's work?
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There is too much rowdiness going on here!
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How much money did the mom give the cashier?
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How much did the truck for the duck cost?
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How much did the Tiller pay Florida to work on the boat?
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How much did Edgar earn for MS. Found in a Bottle?
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How much does a polar bear sleep?
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plenty; abundant; very many
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much
bruch
buch
buche
butsch
clutch
crutch
duch
dusch
dutch
futch
huch
hutch
kuch
kutch
kutsch
mutch
mutsch
ruch
such
sutch
szuch
touch
tuch
zuch
nonesuch
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