ever so

To a great or exceeding degree or extent. Used as a modifier for other adjectives. I was ever so grateful for your help the other day. Your brother has been ever so kind to me. Thank you, Thomas—you've been ever so helpful to me as I recover from my surgery.

ˈever so/ˈever such (a)...

(spoken, especially British English) very: Thanks ever so much for all your help. ♢ She plays the piano ever so well. ♢ He’s ever such a nice man.

See also: ever

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See also:

ever so/ever such...
in all (one's) (born) days
in all my born days
in all one's born days
24-7
long hair, don't care
blink-and-you-miss-it
once in a lifetime
round robin
a round robin

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