ach
another spelling of och
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another spelling of och
adverb
used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially how difficult, evil, or clever something is
adverb
used by people in Malaysia and Singapore for making something they are saying sound more friendly and informal
interjection
used for expressing a particular emotion such as surprise or anger, or for emphasizing what you are saying
adverb, determiner, interjection, predeterminer, pronoun
used for introducing a remark in which you emphasize how big, good, bad etc someone or something is
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing something very strongly
used for general emphasis
used after adding a remark that makes what you had said before even more extreme
used for emphasizing a point
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasis
used for introducing what you want to tell someone, especially when you are pleased or excited about it
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing that you mean what you say
used for emphasizing that someone or something is definitely what you say they are
used for asking people who are listening to you to think about something
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing a statement
used for emphasizing that something is very special or unusual
used for general emphasis
used for emphasizing a particular quality that something has
used for emphasizing a statement
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing a statement
used after a negative statement for showing that it applies to a particular person, thing, or group more than any other
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasis
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for making something that you have already said less strong or less general
used for emphasizing the opposite of a statement
used for emphasizing your opinions or feelings about something
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used in negative statements for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasis
used for emphasizing your description or statement
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasis
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for adding emphasis to negative statements
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing what you are saying
used for emphasizing something
used for introducing something interesting or exciting that you want to tell someone
used for emphasis
a speech habit in which a speaker lowers their voice at the end of a sentence
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