Much is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUCH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a great deal
• A great quantity; a great deal; also, an indefinite quantity; as, you have as much as I.
• A thing uncommon, wonderful, or noticeable; something considerable.
• a great amount or extent
• large amount or degree
DETERMINER:
• a large amount
• used to refer disparagingly to someone or something as being a poor specimen
ADVERB:
• to a great extent; a great deal
• very
• to a very great degree or extent
• (degree adverb used before a noun phrase) for all practical purposes but not completely
• frequently or in great quantities
• great degree
• for a large part of one's time; often
ADJECTIVE:
• plentiful
• large amount or degree of
• To a great degree or extent; greatly; abundantly; far; nearly.
• (quantifier used with mass nouns) great in quantity or degree or extent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a great amount

Words related to MUCH

mochell14 muchel13 muchell14 muches13 muchly16

Words that contain MUCH

mucho12 muchel13 muches13 muchly16 muchell14 muchels14 inasmuch15 insomuch15 muchacha20 muchacho20 muchells15 muchness15 overmuch18 forasmuch19 muchachas21 muchachos21 muchnesses17 overmuches20

How to use MUCH in a sentence

• The beautiful Fanny, who seemed to be the queen of the day, in trying to pick a rose, had scratched her finger, which caused much commotion.
• With regard to the reading I will say nothing as to how much was understood, explaining then, was out of the question.
• I had not seen him for some days, and was much shocked at the change that had taken place.
• There was much delay in forwarding him the men and the provisions and munitions.
• It is, in fact, hard to say exactly in what they really consist, appearing to be as much a matter of intuition as of actual observation.
• Sure they did not care much about such things, they might be lying in the same place themselves to-morrow.
• This stately and beautiful tree is found on the banks of the river Ganges and in many parts of India, and is a tree much valued and venerated by the Hindu.
• Aye! and I feel that I am defeated already, before the battle has so much as begun.
• He had loved her so much! And now we were sure, that in the tension of his grief, reason had given way.
• Much of the afternoon she spent in the canoe upon the water.
• After many longing looks, she steamed slowly away, much to our satisfaction.
• I have suffered much, sinned much, but also atoned heavily.
• I was very much attached to Edward Bruce, as, indeed, we all were.
• There was not much sympathy with him in the public mind, and perhaps his case was not well managed.
• Much more, therefore, is there one operation in Christ, than in any other man whatsoever.
• The only business of the parliament was to give supply, which was so much wanted by the king, in order to carry on the war in which they had engaged him.
• Much love to all, Mother dear, From your loving Son, ALEC.
• Those who could not find a place among the muskets were constrained to lie shivering in the open, enduring much hardship, for the rain did not slacken till dawn.
• Much is now said of my trying to bribe my servants.
• Whereupon the citizens rose up against them, and put them to death most cruelly, which afterwards proved the cause of much misery to the inhabitants of Palestine.
• Two of the fishermen had bought new boats, about the same size, but differing somewhat in rig and model, and there was much talk about their respective sailing qualities.
• The girl of the earlier time reached maturity of mind earlier than the girl of to-day with her prolonged education, and much earlier than the boy of her day did.

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