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Meanings of very successful in English

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Usage of very successful in English
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He said the deal was the outcome of a very successful negotiation.
Radio NZ
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Well I mean any of these systems could be very successful, right?
Wired
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The Watsons settled in Fort Lawrence and were very successful in business.
The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers
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If you're good overall skater, you can be very successful very quickly.
Reuters
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Tells about his business venture with Water Pik, which was very successful.
The new yorker
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Indeed, the Irish pub has been a very successful globally exported product.
The Irish Times
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And our guest today is, by all accounts, a very successful parent.
Wired
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Despite the critics, Prof Grafton said Victoria's lockdown had been very successful.
News.com.au
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Also the spending of the money was very successful, in its way.
Constance Dunlap
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Previous attempts at frugal engineering in India have not been very successful.
Reuters
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As soon as we released music, we became very successful, very quickly.
News.com.au
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The one in which I have been engaged has been very successful.
The Man Who Knew
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I'm coming off of a very successful run with the Salvation Army.
Ebony
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Rush: I have been very successful with the grafting of the chestnut.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at th...
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His company was very successful there, being one of its largest employers.
The Irish Times
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This formula was seen as very successful and is now being repeated.
The Irish Times
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Very successful through the time
Very successful across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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