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Meanings of very core in English

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Usage of very core in English
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Phipps calls her vain-glorious; Carnegie calls her the very core of goodness.
The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax
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It addresses the very core of human activity in today's global community.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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It's something you should feel -sorry -at your very core.
The Guardian
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And that, in turn, undermines the very core, accepted tenets of royalty.
News.com.au
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He could feel it there, burning the very core of his being.
The lies of locke lamora
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He may be a scoundrel to the very core of his heart.
The Light That Lures
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Fox was a Yankee, and miserly and sour to the very core.
The Rover Boys on the Ocean; Or, A chase for a fortune
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Men may be highly enlightened, and yet rotten to the very core.
A Handbook of Ethical Theory
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The see of Rome, corrupt to its very core, would yield nothing.
The Empire of Austria; Its Rise and Present Power
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It feels like a dagger has been thrust into our very core.
The South African
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Doesn't the fact of 'no' stand at the very core of life?
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking
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This value is, needless to say, the very core of any liberal democracy.
The Irish Times
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Serious thinkers are reimagining the academy in ways that questions its very core.
Ebony
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She moved the very core of me at a young age.
The Guardian
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This is at the very core of Government policy on agriculture.
The Irish Times
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A dangerous discovery challenges the boys and their friendship to the very core.
The Guardian
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