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Meanings of pay very in English

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Usage of pay very in English
1
Competition for these jobs, which pay very high salaries, has increased considerably.
The Irish Times
2
Somebody was going to pay very hard for what was going down.
The Naked God
3
Yes, I think we are going to make it pay very well.
The Pit Prop Syndicate
4
You pay very heavy to make fun of my heart, Mister Barraclough.
Men of Affairs
5
Monsieur de Gerfaut knows how to pay very pretty compliments! she said.
Gerfaut — Complete
6
Jobs in these sectors are likely to keep growing and pay very well.
The South African
7
If you don't pay very much you won't get very much.
The Guardian
8
To such matters Sir Hugh was wont to pay very close attention himself.
The Claverings
9
He did not pay very much attention to any one else.
Emily Fox-Seton / Being "The Making of a Marchioness" and "The M...
10
For savers, bank deposits already pay very little compared with inflation.
Reuters
11
They pay very little, and you'll be wanting that room soon, very like.'
The History of David Grieve
12
It must pay very well to work for the nobility.
Blood Rights
13
The woman did not pay very much attention to him.
The Sleuth of St. James's Square
14
She can make it pay very well if she likes.
Hilda Lessways
15
Shares pay very small dividends, and speculating is exceedingly dangerous.
Ivanoff: A Play
16
Next come the magazines, many of which pay very liberally.
Letters on International Copyright; Second Edition
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Pay very through the time
Pay very across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common