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Clee62 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

doubles down?

Hi,

I am wonder what does this expression means in the sentence "Something doubles down on the comfort factor?"

Does this mean this thing gets even better or not? Is it a compliment or sarcasm?

Thanks!
  

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Could you give us some context, please?
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Hi,

I saw this review on a car (I don't know if I am allowed to list the name on the forum?)

Here it says," *** doubles down on the comfort factor." Does that mean it is more comfortable than before?

Thanks!
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It's meant as a compliment.
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