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Reallyadverb

very; genuinely

Contextual Meaning

Here, "really" strengthens the speaker's statement that they like the chilli-flavoured chocolate. It adds emphasis and shows genuine enthusiasm, rather than changing the basic meaning of "like."

Here, "really" emphasises that the speaker genuinely likes the chocolate with chilli.

Usage Tips

Use "really" before an adjective or verb to add emphasis: "really good" or "really like." In this sentence, it sounds natural and conversational; it does not mean that the speaker is surprised or questioning the statement.

Examples

“I really like dark chocolate with a little sea salt.”

I like dark chocolate with a little sea salt very much.

“She really enjoys trying unusual flavours.”

She enjoys trying unusual flavours very much.

Collocations

really like really enjoy really good

Synonyms

very genuinely truly

Antonyms

hardly barely

Common Mistakes

Do not use "really" as a direct replacement for "very" before every verb. Say "I really like it," not "I very like it"; however, say "It is very tasty" or "It is really tasty."

Examples

“I really like dark chocolate with a little sea salt.”I like dark chocolate with a little sea salt very much.

“She really enjoys trying unusual flavours.”She enjoys trying unusual flavours very much.

Collocations:really like really enjoy really good

Synonyms:very genuinely truly

Antonyms:hardly barely

Common Mistakes

Do not use "really" as a direct replacement for "very" before every verb. Say "I really like it," not "I very like it"; however, say "It is very tasty" or "It is really tasty."