0 used to emphasize the great degree of something:
The internet has veritably transformed the way we communicate, learn, and work.
"Never!" almost screamed the man, who seemed veritably demented.
The one time I saw him perform, the hate veritably sizzled off the audience.
The powder is extra moisturising, sugary soft, and veritably melts into the skin.
If they can follow this up with a win, the team will be veritably flying.
If it does not, the words "or other public business" mean a veritably huge field of human activity.
Against this background, it is veritably marvellous that so much enterprise still exists in firms of all sizes in this country.
You are going to make that burden such that it will be veritably the last straw that will break the camel's back.
I do know that, as far as small boys go, these machines have a veritably hypnotic influence.
They are veritably the angels of mercy.
