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Meanings of very dense in English
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Usage of very dense in English
1
The last three miles to the coast is very dense small mallee.
2
The scenery was still wild and natural, and the foliage very dense.
3
The thickets were very dense and suddenly the warning of Tododaho came.
4
We got it to be very dense without having a flowing form.
5
On the 2nd the Aurora Borealis faintly gleamed through very dense clouds.
6
Neutron stars which are the remains of imploded stars are very dense.
7
It seems to me that you are both very dense this evening.
8
They're not very dense and they have a good upside potential.
9
All the rest of the country consists of very dense forests.
10
The silicate layer demonstrates a unique, very dense molecular structure under the scope.
11
The fog was never very dense, though nasty to the throat.
12
So I stirred up more dust until it became very dense.
13
The smoke was now getting very dense, and they could with difficulty breathe.
14
They must have been very dense not to see and hear for themselves.
15
They came quietly, swiftly, not very dense, with breaks between them.
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COAT-Smoothvariety: Smooth, very dense and not too fine or short.
This collocation consists of:
Very dense through the time
Very dense across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common