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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Many times over
Hi.
To be able to retire early, travel the world, and build your dream home, you may have to be a millionaire many times over.
What another word/phrase can be used instead of over in the above sentence?
To be able to retire early, travel the world, and build your dream home, you may have to be a millionaire many times over.
What another word/phrase can be used instead of over in the above sentence?
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Multi-millionaire = millionaire many times over. But it does not capture exactly the same degree of richness.
- Multi-millionaire = millionaire many times over.
- But it does not capture exactly the same degree of richness.
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Multi-millionaire = millionaire many times over. But it does not capture exactly the same degree of richness.
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Can we say a millionaire many times more? I'm not used to this usage of over.
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Persian LearnerCan we say a millionaire many times more?No.
Many times over = "over" many times = over and over and over... .
a millionaire many times over = He's made one million, two million, three million, etc. (over and over).
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