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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Looking for the right idiom
Hi,
We use "for the better part of..." to mean more than a half, but what phrase should we use to emphasize that something was/has been going on for less than half a year, month, day, etc.
Thank you.
We use "for the better part of..." to mean more than a half, but what phrase should we use to emphasize that something was/has been going on for less than half a year, month, day, etc.
Thank you.
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Anonymous what phrase should we use to emphasize that something was/has been going on for less than half a year, month, day, etc. I can think of no single equivalent phrase beyond 'for a part of'.
- Anonymous what phrase should we use to emphasize that something was/has been going on for less than half a year, month, day, etc.
- I can think of no single equivalent phrase beyond 'for a part of'.
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Anonymouswhat phrase should we use to emphasize that something was/has been going on for less than half a year, month, day, etc.I can think of no single equivalent phrase beyond 'for a part of'.
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