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Alternatives to Muy in Spanish
Compact Spanish collocations that replace overusing muy, grouped by intensity, emotion, quality, speed, size, certainty, and style.
Intensity
- 01
sumamente útil
extremely useful
- 02
altamente recomendable
highly recommended
- 03
especialmente importante
especially important
- 04
profundamente necesario
deeply necessary
- 05
claramente superior
clearly superior
- 06
totalmente distinto
completely different
- 07
absolutamente imprescindible
absolutely essential
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Emotion
- 08
enormemente agradecido
enormously grateful
- 09
visiblemente emocionado
visibly moved
- 10
profundamente triste
deeply sad
- 11
realmente sorprendido
really surprised
- 12
tremendamente orgulloso
tremendously proud
- 13
francamente molesto
frankly upset
- 14
notablemente aliviado
noticeably relieved
Quality
- 15
perfectamente válido
perfectly valid
- 16
plenamente compatible
fully compatible
- 17
extraordinariamente eficaz
extraordinarily effective
- 18
notablemente mejor
noticeably better
- 19
especialmente claro
especially clear
- 20
sorprendentemente fácil
surprisingly easy
- 21
rigurosamente preciso
rigorously precise
Speed
- 22
extremadamente rápido
extremely fast
- 23
sorprendentemente lento
surprisingly slow
- 24
bastante ágil
quite agile
- 25
inusualmente veloz
unusually fast
- 26
relativamente pronto
relatively soon
- 27
peligrosamente tarde
dangerously late
- 28
increíblemente fluido
incredibly smooth
Size
- 29
excepcionalmente grande
exceptionally large
- 30
diminuto en comparación
tiny in comparison
- 31
considerablemente mayor
considerably larger
- 32
notablemente menor
noticeably smaller
- 33
demasiado estrecho
too narrow
- 34
ampliamente superior
far superior
- 35
sensiblemente reducido
substantially reduced
Certainty and Style
- 36
completamente seguro
completely certain
- 37
prácticamente imposible
practically impossible
- 38
indudablemente cierto
undoubtedly true
- 39
claramente demostrado
clearly proven
- 40
elegante y sobrio
elegant and restrained
- 41
cuidadosamente redactado
carefully written
- 42
formalmente correcto
formally correct
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