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Contraposition Posted 8 years ago
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For my taste
"I enjoyed the sun, too, though the air wasn't quite dry enough for my taste."
What does it mean?
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e. she is saying that she likes dry air, but this air is not quite dry enough to suit her. g.
- e.
- she is saying that she likes dry air, but this air is not quite dry enough to suit her.
- g.
- perhaps she believes that humidity causes her some health problem.
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"for my taste" means "for my liking", i.e. she is saying that she likes dry air, but this air is not quite dry enough to suit her. Perhaps there is something in the story that makes this particularly relevant for her, e.g. perhaps she believes that humidity causes her some health problem.
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