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Is it correct to say very delicious?

While "very delicious" is grammatically correct, it's not the most natural or preferred way to describe something delicious.

Here's why:

* Redundancy: "Delicious" already implies a high degree of tastiness. Adding "very" can sound redundant and slightly awkward.

* Better alternatives: There are many more descriptive and evocative ways to express deliciousness:

* Extremely tasty

* Absolutely delectable

* Incredibly flavorful

* Truly mouthwatering

* Wonderfully satisfying

Consider using a more specific adjective to describe the flavor or texture:

* "The cake was incredibly moist and delicious."

* "The curry was spicy and very delicious."

Ultimately, the best way to express deliciousness depends on the context and your desired level of formality.

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