Much

Definition of much:

part of speech: noun

A great quantity; something considerable or unusual.

part of speech: noun

A great quantity.

part of speech: noun

A great quantity: a strange thing.

Most.

part of speech: adverb

To a great degree: by far: often or long: almost.

part of speech: adjective

Great in quantity.

part of speech: adjective

More.

part of speech: adverb

In a great degree.

part of speech: adjective

Great in quantity: long in duration.

part of speech: adverb

To a great degree or extent; as, to be much obliged; nearly.

part of speech: adjective

To a great degree.

part of speech: adjective

Great in quantity or amount; as, much wealth; long in duration; as, much time.

Usage examples for much:

• I so much wish to speak to you!" "Can You Forgive Her?", Anthony Trollope.

• She did not so much as know if Bertie had seen him at all. "The Knave of Diamonds", Ethel May Dell.

• You are too much in the right! "Master Olof A Drama in Five Acts", August Strindberg.

• " You know," he said, " how much I would wish to be with you, but I can't now." "Miss Mackenzie", Anthony Trollope.