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" They both mean the same thing, of a greatly superior degree of quality. class olive way better This is highly colloquial, suitable only between acquaintances in informal settings. class olive far better This is of relatively high register, above and beyond "much better".
- " They both mean the same thing, of a greatly superior degree of quality.
- class olive way better This is highly colloquial, suitable only between acquaintances in informal settings.
- class olive far better This is of relatively high register, above and beyond "much better".
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They both mean the same thing, of a greatly superior degree of quality.
class oliveway better
This is highly colloquial, suitable only between acquaintances in informal settings.
class olivefar better
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