As much a right to a place on the bench as any
He was of high birth, with as much a right to a place on the bench as any other man.
Hi. Can we interpret this sentence as “no one had more right to a place on the bench than him” if we interpret “any other man” as anyone else of the male gender on the whole planet?
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zuotengdazuo no one had more right to a place on the bench than him” Yes zuotengdazuo “any other man” as anyone else of the male gender on the whole planet? Thank you. Oftentimes, any other man is synonymous with any other person (man or woman) and further context might disambiguate what exactly is meant.
- zuotengdazuo no one had more right to a place on the bench than him” Yes zuotengdazuo “any other man” as anyone else of the male gender on the whole planet?
- Thank you.
- Oftentimes, any other man is synonymous with any other person (man or woman) and further context might disambiguate what exactly is meant.
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zuotengdazuono one had more right to a place on the bench than him”
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zuotengdazuo“any other man” as anyone else of the male gender on the whole planet?
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