very reason
collocation in Englishmeaningsofveryandreason
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very
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈver.i/us/ˈver.i/
(used to add emphasis to a noun) exact ...
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reason
noun
uk/ˈriː.zən/us/ˈriː.zən/
the cause of an event or situation or something that provides an excuse ...
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(Definition ofveryandreasonfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofvery reason
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But for thatveryreasonit could not be dismissed.
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Sometimes for thatveryreasonthe percussion is done last.
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Yet it was important for thatveryreason.
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Yet, for thatveryreason, they have an especial place in the city's culture.
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For thisveryreason, also, only broad contextual categories - domestic, funerary, religious - have been employed.
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But for thatveryreasonhistorians may be less equipped to confront its charms.
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But no state of affairs having causal significance is for thatveryreasonhistorical.
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It is, nonetheless theveryreasonfor the initial growth and spread of community-based utilization.
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Perhaps for thatveryreason, the need for a community play is greater than ever.
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It is precisely for thisveryreasonthat it is so disappointing.
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Indeed, in one of the compiled lists, compilations were not even admitted for thisveryreason.
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But inasmuch as they are not uncreated, for thisveryreasondo they come short of the perfect.
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Not only did the vet acknowledge these concerns, he reassured me that he utilized microsurgical techniques for thisveryreason.
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It is enclosed within itself for theveryreasonthat being infinite it cannot encounter any entity except itself.
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The "beneficial effect" scenario is amongst the most misused of the adaptationist approaches for thisveryreason.
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Agents are assumed to interact with each other with a probability that depends on spatial proximity (theveryreasonwhy space is accounted for here).
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And here lies theveryreasonwhy several researchers have come to believe that a curved trajectory is essential to over.
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This is theveryreasonwhy events during this period passed into oblivion until they were rescued from it by our author.
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It was for thisveryreasonthat the description of the barber as suitable was so awkward for the participants at that early date.
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For thatveryreason, such cognition is free from misunderstanding, and therefore, desire, since it is understood that desirable things are merely conceptual.
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For thatveryreason, it encourages those benefiting from existing practices to put obstacles in the way of making government bureaucratic and transparent on line.
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Judicious teachers will remind their students that such books are not to be swallowed uncritically, and that they deserve effortful attention for thisveryreason.
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That is theveryreason.
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Identification of ethical stands and evaluation of ethical claims as valid or invalid is, after all, theveryreasonwe claim to be there in the first place.
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