Series of neighboring words - false synonyms (ex.Increasing Force/Level)

Hi Gérard,

You forgot my favourite French word ... "soupçon" !

Excellent! Thanks Krystyna!... I remember your way to pronounce it: suçon don't forget the "p"...

B.gg..! I realize that you help me in French... LOL
Are my levels good? not too many?

In my night, I had another one but it's gone!
~~ edit Got it! it's "vachement[!]"

Maybe absent & vide

Hi Krystyna, Gérard everyone
Let's think about "sec"
adj
[vêtement, cheveux, route] dry
Mon jean n'est pas encore sec. My jeans aren't dry yet.
à pied sec without getting one's feet wet
un shampoing pour cheveux secs a shampoo for dry hair

[raisins, figues] dried
des figues sèches dried figs

(sans eau ni glaçons)
[whisky] neat, straight
Un malt se boit sec. A pure malt should be drunk neat., A pure malt should be drunk straight.

[démarrage, secousse] sharp, sudden
un coup sec a sharp blow
d'un coup sec sharply

[personne] spare, lean
→ les doigts secs et longs de l'artiste

[réponse, ton] sharp, curt
avoir le cœur sec to be cold-hearted

nm
"tenir au sec" "keep in a dry place"
à sec [rivière] dried up
[personne] (à court d'argent) broke

adv
(avec intensité) [taper, frapper] hard
boire sec to knock it back, to drink heavily
Il buvait sec, le vieux. The old boy could really knock it back.

(=brusquement) [démarrer] sharply

Hi everyone,

a series of adjectives or adverbs around quantity; if no adj. nor adv. exist, we'll take a noun

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English	English -frequency / location		Français	Français -temps / lieu
nonexistent, without, nil, nobody, nothing, none, no way, void	never / nowhere		inexistant, sans, nul, personne, dégun[!], rien, aucun, vide, absent, que dalle[!]	jamais / nulle part
too few/little			trop peu
very few/little, a little bit, a pinch			très peu, un petit peu, une pincée, un soupçon
rare, few/little, a few/little, a bit	rarely		rare, peu, un peu	rarement
some	sometimes, from time to time / anywhere		quelques, moyennement	quelquefois, parfois, des fois, de temps en temps / étendu, n'importe où
several	frequent		plusieurs, pas mal	fréquent
much, many	often		beaucoup	souvent
very			très
oodles, tons of, lots, a lot, heaps, far..., way..., loads[!] of, a whole slew of (US)			un tas/des tas, des tonnes, une tapée[!], vachement[!], une chiée[!!]
a great deal	always / everywhere		énormément	toujours / partout
crowded			peuplé
overcrowded			surpeuplé
too much/many, excessive, extreme			trop, excessif, extrême

Notes:
- I guess there're too many rows and we should simplify
- similarly, there're several notions of quantity -frequency, location, persons, etc.- I'm going to redesign separating certain quantities (frequency & location)
- there would also be "not much", "not that much", etc. which are not the same as "a little"

Could we still improve the table?
Is it useful?