Maelstrom, To be honest, I have never come across such a construction in any written text, nor have I ever heard anyone say it. I cannot imagine any native English speaker saying something like that. I suppose you can say it - the English is considered by many to be more tolerant and permissive than some other languages - but just because you can does not mean you should.
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maelstromIt may sound oddYes, it is odd. I am very sure that I have never heard a native use it thus.
XerxesMaelstrom,To be honest, I have never come across such a construction in any written text, nor have I ever heard anyone say it. I cannot imagine any native English speaker saying something like that. I suppose you can say it - the English is considered by many to be more tolerant and permissive than some other languages - but just because you can does not mean you sh
maelstromThen what adjectives is this adverb applied to the most?Few. COCA offers only 30 examples. Notice that all but one or two are modifying verbs: