We avoid the word, “very” because there is usually a better alternative.

Very + Adjective Synonym
Very happy Ecstatic
Very sad Heartbroken
Very big Enormous
Very small Tiny
Very good Excellent
Very bad Terrible
Very fast Rapid
Very slow Sluggish
Very hot Scorching
Very cold Freezing
Very bright Luminous
Very dark Pitch-black
Very loud Deafening
Very quiet Silent
Very strong Powerful
Very weak Frail
Very old Ancient
Very young Youthful
Very rich Wealthy
Very poor Destitute
Very common Prevalent
Very + Adjective Synonym
Very tired Exhausted
Very hungry Starving
Very thirsty Parched
Very clean Spotless
Very dirty Filthy
Very beautiful Gorgeous
Very ugly Hideous
Very easy Effortless
Very difficult Arduous
Very expensive Costly
Very cheap Inexpensive
Very funny Hilarious
Very boring Dull
Very interesting Fascinating
Very important Crucial
Very unimportant Trivial
Very crowded Packed
Very empty Vacant
Very noisy Boisterous
Very calm Serene
Very dangerous Perilous
Very safe Secure
Very quick Swift
Very slow Leisurely
Very strong Sturdy
Very weak Feeble
Very tall Towering
Very short Petite
Very smart Brilliant
Very dumb Foolish
Very + Adjective Synonym
Very warm Toasty
Very cool Chilly
Very kind Compassionate
Very mean Cruel
Very lazy Indolent
Very hardworking Diligent
Very lucky Fortunate
Very unlucky Cursed
Very neat Immaculate
Very messy Chaotic
Very polite Courteous
Very rude Insolent
Very brave Courageous
Very scared Terrified
Very creative Innovative
Very boring Monotonous
Very colorful Vibrant
Very pale Ashen
Very sharp Keen
Very blunt Dull
Very sweet Sugary
Very sour Tart
Very bitter Acrid
Very spicy Fiery
Very bland Tasteless
Very smooth Sleek
Very rough Coarse
Very soft Plush
Very hard Rigid
Very light Weightless
Very heavy Massive
Very wet Soaked
Very dry Parched