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Meanings of very active in English

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Usage of very active in English
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She led a very active life up until just a year ago.
American assassin
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CE: I've been developing a very active business in Nigeria since 2006.
Ebony
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Mohammed was said to have also been very active in community development.
The South African
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It means that teachers are very active in the development of education.
The Guardian
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EBONY: You're very active in the community in other ways, as well.
Ebony
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Turkey and the US now need to play a very active role.
The Guardian
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This department has been very active in the enforcement of the law.
State of the Union Addresses
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Conclusions: CPT-11 is a very active agent for NSCLC with acceptable toxicities.
Pubmed
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Yes, it was Euphrosyne in full fig and in very active circulation.
Under the Skylights
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There is very active rivalry in the tea trade of late years.
Modern India
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The weekends remain very active, but the numbers are down, he says.
The Guardian
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The competition for the best places was expected to be very active.
Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: Southern Adventure in Time of War. /...
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I had a very active campaign for election to Congress in 1864.
Fifty Years of Public Service / Personal Recollections of Shelby...
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You know she was very active in procuring that place for them.
The Girl at Cobhurst
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During the rest of the war, Kenton was a very active partisan.
Daniel Boone: The Pioneer of Kentucky
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In 2003 he retired from teaching but is still very active composing.
Radio NZ
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Very active through the time
Very active across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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