To feel way better. People often use "to feel way better". Is it informal? Or would you use this expression for formal conversation as well? What sounds better to native speakers: far/much/way?What is

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To feel way better.

People often use "to feel way better". Is it informal? Or would you use this expression for formal conversation as well?

What sounds better to native speakers: far/much/way?
What is the difference?

Do you use "way" only with "better"? Or there are some similar constructions with "way" and something else?

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It's used often, but it is more informal. For example, I wouldn't probably use it in a speech but in everyday conversation it's fine. Much is probably the best for something more formal. "Dr. Alex, will I feel better if I take this medicine?" "Yes, you'll feel much better."

"Alex, how's your head today?" "It's feeling way better mom, don't worry."

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