Pronunciation: /ˈhɛlə/
adjective used informally to mean 'very' or 'a lot of'
A1 I am hella tired after a long day at work.
A2 She has hella good taste in music.
B1 The concert was hella crowded but the atmosphere was amazing.
B2 I had a hella fun time at the party last night.
C1 The movie was hella intense, I couldn't look away.
C2 His performance in the play was hella impressive, he really stole the show.
adverb used as an intensifier to emphasize the degree or extent of something
A1 I am hella tired after running around all day.
A2 She is hella excited to go to the concert tonight.
B1 The food at that restaurant was hella good.
B2 I'm hella impressed with how well you did on the project.
C1 The team worked hella hard to meet the deadline.
C2 The performance was hella amazing, I was blown away.
interjection used to express emphasis or strong feeling
A1 Hella good job on your homework!
A2 I'm hella excited for the party tonight.
B1 She's hella talented at playing the piano.
B2 The new restaurant in town is hella busy on weekends.
C1 I've been hella stressed out lately with work.
C2 The concert was hella amazing, I'll never forget it.
formal The amount of data collected by the research team was hella impressive.
informal I had hella fun at the concert last night.
slang She's hella cool, I love hanging out with her.
figurative His dedication to the project was hella inspiring.
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