VVV

What Does VVV Mean in a Text?

Definition of VVV

When used in a text, vvv means "very, very, very." It is an informal "intensifier," a way of providing emphasis to a statement. For example:

Shakira: "I am vvv annoyed that you Boomers keep insisting that there are only two genders."
Mike: "I am vvv sure that you IKids are all sick in the head."

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VVV is an informal intensifier.

Summary of Key Points

VVV
Definition:	Very, Very, Very
Type:	Abbreviation
Guessability:	2: Quite easy to guess
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

An Academic Look at VVV

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VVV is classified as an initialism abbreviation, as it is pronounced one letter at a time. Initialisms are different to acronyms, which are abbreviations spoken as words.

VVV is used as an informal intensifier, i.e., a word that strengthens or emphasizes the meaning of another word. Intensifiers are used to make adjectives or adverbs stronger. They don’t add new meaning but increase intensity or emphasis. Common examples include "very," "really," "so," and "extremely." For example:

In "Dee is very happy," the word "very" intensifies the adjective "happy."
In "Sam is extremely annoyed," the word "extremely" intensifies the adjective "annoyed."