Evaluation, Judgment & Critique - Degree & Intensification
Here you will find slang used to express degree or intensification, highlighting ways people emphasize or exaggerate in casual speech.
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stack
[noun]
a large amount of something, often money or objects
Ex:
He
bought
a
stack
of
concert
tickets
for
his
friends
.
off the charts
[phrase]
exceptionally high, impressive, or beyond normal expectations
Ex:
His
skills
on
the
guitar
are
off
the
charts
.
wall-to-wall
[adjective]
completely filled or saturated
Ex:
Their
schedule
is
wall-to-wall
meetings
this
week
.
low-key
[adverb]
quietly, subtly, or modestly
Ex:
That
movie
was
low-key
impressive
;
surprisingly
good
.
once in a blue moon
[phrase]
used for saying that something can only happen on very rare occasions
Ex:
Once
in
a
blue moon
,
he
cooks
a
gourmet
meal
to
impress
his
friends
.
-maxx
[suffix]
used to indicate enhancing or improving something to its maximum potential, often for attractiveness or appeal
Ex:
| Evaluation, Judgment & Critique | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Hype & Praise | Degree & Intensification | Affirmations | Personal Insults |
| Behavior Insults | Judgments & Critiques | Internet Callouts | Reaction & Exaggeration |
| Sarcasm & Irony | |||