muchness

US pronunciation

American soundmuchness

muchness

Syllables: 2 syllables
Stress: Use the US audio for stress
Vowel: Spelling-based estimate
Ending: Clear final sound

muc - hness -> muchness

Myanmar meaning

Full entry

much /mʌtʃ / indef det, indef pron

(used with uncountable ns , esp after negative vs , in questions, or after as, how, so or too ) များပြားသော ပမာဏ၊ အရေအတွက်။
(က) (det ) များများ။ များများစားစား။ သိပ်။ I don't have much money with me. ❍ Did you have much difficulty finding the house? ❍ There's never very much activity here on Sundays. ❍ How much water do you need? ❍ Take as much time as you like. ❍ There was so much traffic that we were an hour late. ❍ VERY adv (ခ) (pron ) အများကြီး။ များများ။ ‘Is there any mail?’ ‘Not (very) much. ’ ❍ She never eats much for breakfast. ❍ Did she say much about her children? ❍ How much is it? ဘယ်ဈေးလဲ။ ❍ Relax as much as you can. ❍ I’ve got far too much to do. ❍ I lay awake for much of the night. ❍ We didn't get to see much else.
adv အလွန်။ သိပ်။ (အောက်ပါအတိုင်း အသုံးပြုကြသည်။ )
၁။ (မဟုတ်ကြောင်းပြကြိယာနှင့် ရံဖန်ရံခါ သုံးသည်။ ) I didn't enjoy the book (very) much. ❍ He isn't in the office (very) much (ie often). ❍ Thank you very much for the flowers. ❍ I would very much like to see you again. ❍ It doesn't much matter what you wear. ❍ Much to her surprise he came back the next day.
၂။ (က) (နာမဝိသေသနအဖြစ် အသုံး ပြုသည့် ကြိယာနှင့် လည်းကောင်း၊ afraid, alive, aware စသည်တို့နှင့် လည်းကောင်းသုံးသည်။ ) He was much angered by the report. ❍ I'm very much aware of the lack of food supplies. ❍ the much- criticized publicity campaign ❍ a much-needed holiday. (ခ) (သာလွန်အဆင့်၊ အသာလွန်ဆုံးအဆင့်တို့နှင့် သုံးသည်။ ) much slower/ heavier/ louder ❍ much more expensive ❍ much more confidently ❍ She's much better today. ❍ That was much the best meal I've had for a long time. ❍ I would never willingly go anywhere by boat, much less go on a cruise. ❍ VERY muchness n
❏ as much [IDM ] သလောက်။ သမျှ။ Please help me get this job—you know I would do as much for you. ❍ ‘Roger stole the money. ’ ‘I thought/ said as much (ie That is what I thought/ said)!’
❏ as much as sb can do [IDM ] အတတ်နိုင်ဆုံး။ အာဏာကုန်။ No ice- cream, thanks—it was as much as I could do to finish that enormous first course!
❏ much as [IDM ] သော်လည်း။ Much as I would like to stay, I really must go home.
❏ much of a muchness [IDM ] တန်းတူရည်တူ။ ပိန်မသာ လိမ်မသာ။ The two candidates are much of a muchness—it's hard to choose between them.
❏ much the same [IDM ] မထူးခြားလှ။
The patient is much the same this morning.
❏ not much good at sth [IDM ] (infml ) သိပ်မဟုတ်လှ။ ။ I'm not much good at tennis.
❏ not much of a… [IDM ] အတော်ကြီး မဟုတ်ပါ။ He's not much of a tennis player. ❍ I'm not much of a correspondent. ကျွန်တော် စာအဆက်အသွယ် သိပ်လုပ်လေ့ မရှိပါ။
❏ this much [IDM ] အခိုင်အမာ၊ ရဲရဲကြီး (ပြောရဲတယ်)။ I'll say this much for him—he never leaves a piece of work unfinished. ❍ This much is certain, you will never work in the police force again.

More examples

It’s a small car that doesn’t use much fuel.
I don’t pretend to know much about art.
[very much] : It wouldn’t cost very much to have your old bike repaired.
[much of] : Much of the evidence was gathered in 1991.
[too much] : We can’t talk here. There’s too much noise.
[so much] : He spent so much time with Claudia, it seemed as if they were never apart.
[(very) much bigger/better/worse etc] : Richard’s much happier now that he’s got a permanent job.
He had married a woman very much younger than himself.
I can’t walk much further.
Advisers were urging the President to act much more aggressively.
[much improved] : Last year BP achieved much improved results.
[much the biggest/best etc] : I got lots of lovely presents, but yours was much the nicest.
[much the same] : If I’m going to a club, I wear much the same as I wear for work.
[(very) much like] : The interior of the house was much like the outside – ugly and dilapidated.
She looks very much like her mother.
[(pretty) much as] : The trial proceeded pretty much as he expected it would.
Do you travel much?
[not very much] : People here don’t use public transport very much.
[too much] : The trouble with Jean is she talks too much.
[so much] : Aunt Edie laughed so much that her sides ached.
[as much as] : I won’t be running about as much as I usually do.
[how much] : It’s amazing how much things have changed since we first came to live here.
[not see much of someone] : We don’t see much of Peter these days.
He doesn’t seem to care much about the children’s education.

Synonyms

a great deal, a large amount, a good deal, a lot, a lot of, abundance, abundant, adequate, again and again, all kinds of, ample, amplitude, appreciable amount, barrel, breadth, complete, completeness, considerable, considerably, copious, copiousness, countless, decidedly, eminently, endless, enough, everywhere, exceedingly, exceptionally, excess, extensively, extravagant, extremely, exuberance, far, frequently, full, fullness, galore, generous, gobs, good deal, great, great deal, great quantity, greatly, heaps, highly, hugely, immeasurable, immeasurably, indeed, jam-packed, lavish, loads, lots, lotsa, lump, many, mass, mega, mess, miles, mountain, mucho, multiplicity, no end, notably, oft, often, oodles, over and over, overage, oversupply, pack, peck, pile, plenteous, plentiful, plentifulness, plenty, plethora, profuse, profuseness, quantity, regularly, repeatedly, riches, satisfying, scads, significantly, sizable, substantial, sufficiency, sufficient, superabundance, superfluity, surpassingly, thousands, time and time again, tons, very, very many, very much, volume, voluminous, wealth, widely

Antonyms

barely, dearth, deficiency, few, incompleteness, infrequently, insufficiency, lack, little, need, not many, not too many, poverty, rarely, scarcity, seldom, slim pickings, small number, smatter, want