Muchísima (en. Very much)

[mu.t͡ʃi.'si.ma]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Superlative form of 'much', expressing a great degree or quantity.

You have very much responsibility at your job.

Tienes muchísima responsabilidad en tu trabajo.

Used to emphasize something positive or negative to a great extent.

That movie is very much better than the previous one.

Esa película es muchísima mejor que la anterior.

Can refer to an excessive number or a high degree of something.

I like very many things about the city.

Me gustan muchísimas cosas de la ciudad.

Derives from the Latin 'multus', meaning 'much', intensified by the suffix '-ísimo'.

very much joy

Expresses a high degree of happiness.

muchísima alegría

very many people

Refers to a large number of people.

muchísima gente

very much food

Indicates an excess of food.

muchísima comida

much

Indicates a large quantity or degree.

mucho

very much

Superlative degree of 'much'.

muchísima

little

Indicates a small amount.

poco

Used to express amazement or surprise at a large quantity.

There are very many people here!

¡Hay muchísima gente aquí!

Expresses a comedic or ironic tone about an excess.

You had very much homework, it felt like the end of the world!

Tenías muchísima tarea, ¡parecía el fin del mundo!