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Meanings of very considerable in English
We have no meanings for "very considerable" in our records yet.
Usage of very considerable in English
1
The number of Egyptians who voted was very considerable, in the millions.
2
The estate of the house of Pescara in Castile is very considerable.
3
He is the Superintendent of a very considerable business firm in Bahia.
4
The plunder taken in Guayaquil, exclusive of the ransom, was very considerable.
5
The four prisoners, on the other hand, represented a very considerable windfall.
6
The government was much mortified that the minority was so very considerable.
7
The cost of erecting the special dining-hall was, of course, very considerable.
8
The disorder which this would occasion might no doubt be very considerable.
9
This project rolled for a very considerable space in the fellow's head.
10
Halliday and I found our acquirements as linguists of very considerable value.
11
The wealth he must thereby have amassed should be very considerable, indeed.
12
The farinaceous matter afforded by each plant is very considerable, 500 lbs.
13
He is a good fellow and his literary reputation is very considerable.
14
They were lectures that had attracted a very considerable amount of attention.
15
The emigration returns for 1855 will probably show a very considerable increase:-
16
The king, when he dismissed me, made me a very considerable present.
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Very considerable through the time
Very considerable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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