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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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in all too few
Hi, I can't understand this phrase:
He saw surprise and interest in all too few faces
It seems to me that it could mean "in almost all faces". Is that correct?
He saw surprise and interest in all too few faces
It seems to me that it could mean "in almost all faces". Is that correct?
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No; it is the opposite. He saw surprise and interest in very few faces.
- No; it is the opposite.
- He saw surprise and interest in very few faces.
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No; it is the opposite. He saw surprise and interest in very few faces.
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