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edited Jun 4, 2020 at 8:33

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Not in this context (see other answers); but the phrase "very worth" can be used, albeit from old English, in a different context:

Losing my fish took my very worth from me

Losing my fish took my very worth from me

veryvery here emphasises the completeness and importance of the worthworth that has been lost

Not in this context (see other answers); but the phrase "very worth" can be used, albeit from old English, in a different context:

Losing my fish took my very worth from me

very here emphasises the completeness and importance of the worth that has been lost

Not in this context (see other answers); but the phrase "very worth" can be used, albeit from old English, in a different context:

Losing my fish took my very worth from me

very here emphasises the completeness and importance of the worth that has been lost

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created Jun 4, 2020 at 7:44

Not in this context (see other answers); but the phrase "very worth" can be used, albeit from old English, in a different context:

Losing my fish took my very worth from me

very here emphasises the completeness and importance of the worth that has been lost