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1.
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informal
colloquial
Indicating that something exceeds what has just been stated; and even more than that.
Used after a quantity or description to emphasize surplus or a greater degree than mentioned.
2.
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informal
colloquial
Used as an intensifier to stress that the preceding statement is emphatically true or extreme.
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