Very much, to a great degree: “He wasn’t ________ willing to come.” [Asked in early Questionnaires only]
| NR | 22 |
| VERY | 16 |
| TOO | 7 |
| AT ALL | 5 |
| ANXIOUS | 4 |
| OVERLY | 4 |
| VERY MUCH | 3 |
| OVER | 2 |
| OVERLY ANXIOUS | 2 |
| QUITE | 2 |
| TOO ANXIOUS | 2 |
| VERY ANXIOUS | 2 |
| ANXIOUS AND | 1 |
| AWFULLY | 1 |
| BEGGING TO COME | 1 |
| DIDN’T WANT | 1 |
| ESPECIALLY | 1 |
| HANKERING | 1 |
| LEAST BIT | 1 |
| MUCH | 1 |
| OVER-ANXIOUS | 1 |
| PARTICULARLY | 1 |
| RARIN’ TO COME | 1 |
| SCARCELY | 1 |
| SPECIALLY | 1 |
| TERRIBLY | 1 |
| VERY WILLING | 1 |
| WILLING | 1 |
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