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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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If not the

Hi,
I came across this sentense online.

'He is said to have been one of the, if not the, greatest warrior of all time.'

Would someone rephrase it so that I can understand the meaning, please?
  

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Anonymous He is said to have been one of the, if not the, greatest warrior of all time People say that he is one of the greatest warriors or he is the greatest warrior who ever existed.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous He is said to have been one of the, if not the, greatest warrior of all time People say that he is one of the greatest warriors or he is the greatest warrior who ever existed.
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AnonymousHe is said to have been one of the, if not the, greatest warrior of all time
People say that he is one of the greatest warriors or he is the greatest warrior who ever existed.
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Thank you very much for your help!
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