No. 8,006 in Spanish

muchísima

An emphatic form of "much" or "a lot," meaning "very much" or "an extreme amount."

In a sentence

Tengo muchísima hambre después de correr.
I am very hungry after running.
In this sentence, 'muchísima' intensifies the word 'hambre' (hunger), expressing a very strong degree or amount.
Hay muchísima gente en el concierto esta noche.
There are many people at the concert tonight.
In this sentence, 'muchísima' serves to amplify the noun 'gente' (people), indicating a very large quantity.
Sus palabras me dieron muchísima alegría.
Her words brought me great joy.
Here, 'muchísima' emphasizes the intensity of the noun 'alegría' (joy), indicating a significant emotional impact.

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