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much of a muchness in British English See full dictionary entry for muchness Examples of 'much of a muchness' in a sentencemuch of a muchness The rest were much of a muchness; competitive in their mediocrity, frankly.Everyone is much of a muchness — a professional parliamentarian.But they're all much of a muchness, really.They're all so similar, much of a muchness, regarding the same quality.I asked him if props were much of a muchness when hoisting.Outside the top half, the division appears to be much of a muchness.I'd thought all tonics were much of a muchness.They no longer care which set of politicians (whom they anyway regard as much of a muchness) was to blame.Years ago it might have made a good deal of difference whose bats you used, but nowadays all well-known makers are much of a muchness.Again, it feels like much of a muchness, or at least it will do until such a timethat those options begin to crystallise. |