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Meanings of very notion in English

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Usage of very notion in English
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Beyond this point, they say, the very notion of distance becomes meaningless.
Wired
2
I laughed; for the very notion of writing a book seemed preposterous.
The Vicar's Daughter
3
Bernanke said the very notion of a monetary policy audit was misleading.
Reuters
4
In one sense, the very notion of Brics and Mints is helpful.
The Guardian
5
On the contrary, the limitation of size belonged to its very notion.
The Greek View of Life
6
When he dared consider the very notion of charging, he felt uneasy.
Wizardborn
7
And Atirupa said: Dear, thou seest, the very notion makes thee pale.
Bubbles of the Foam
8
Goodrick looked shocked by the very notion, and Brigham grinned at him.
War Of Honor
9
This could be my son or nephew, that very notion scares me.
Ebony
10
Buckingham also has a problem with the very notion of ADHD.
The Guardian
11
In any case, I admit to not understanding the very notion of holiness.
Forge of Darkness
12
The very notion offended me so deeply, I nearly choked on my words.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
13
Browne, however, dismisses the very notion of such a spurious comparison.
The Irish Times
14
I began looking at my wife and daughters differently, at the very notion.
Audrey's door
15
The very notion of a world without drugs is totally useless.
The Guardian
16
My all-too-traditional grandfather would be turning in his grave at the very notion.
The Irish Times
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Very notion across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
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