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Vocabulary

Argues nothing less than

Hi

In his book he argues nothing less than that the universe is ...

Does it mean: he's not trying to prove anything else but the fact that the universe is ... OR he only tries to prove that the universe is ..

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Hi It is a phrase that says that the argument is going to be surprising. The writer does not try to hide his belief or make it seem ordinary ... - He argues nothing less than that the universe is only a hundred years old You don't tell us what the writer is going to argue, but I would guess that it is quite unusual and that it will be opposed by many others.

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  • Hi It is a phrase that says that the argument is going to be surprising.
  • The writer does not try to hide his belief or make it seem ordinary ...
  • - He argues nothing less than that the universe is only a hundred years old You don't tell us what the writer is going to argue, but I would guess that it is quite unusual and that it will be opposed by many others.
  • You can use the same phrase in many other ways, to show that people are uncompromising ...
  • - When I hire someone, I'm looking for nothing less than perfect Dave
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Hi

It is a phrase that says that the argument is going to be surprising. The writer does not try to hide his belief or make it seem ordinary ...

- He argues nothing less than that the universe is only a hundred years old

You don't tell us what the writer is going to argue, but I would guess that it is quite unusual and that it will be opposed by many others. You can us
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