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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Better for it...
People listen to me because I'm right.
When they do, they end up better for it.
The same as end up better off?
When they do, they end up better for it.
The same as end up better off?
Top answer
Yes, about. Better off = in better condition. Better for it can mean nothing more than suitably educated or chastened.
- Yes, about.
- Better off = in better condition.
- Better for it can mean nothing more than suitably educated or chastened.
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Yes, about. Better off = in better condition. Better for it can mean nothing more than suitably educated or chastened.
Yes, about. Better off = in better condition. Better for it can mean nothing more than suitably educated or chastened.
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