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Dileepa Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Meaning of "not in a month of Sundays"

I've found the expression "not in a month of Sundays". However, it seems as though this might be a informal expression. Therefore, I would really appreciate it if someone could let me know whether the following expression could be used in formal or academic writing.


He's never going to get that finished in a month of Sundays.

  

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let me know whether the following expression could be used in formal or academic writing. No

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let me know whether the following expression could be used in formal or academic writing. No

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dileepain a month of Sundays.

That is very informal.

So are these - that mean once in a very long time, or very infrequently.

Once in a blue moon

Once in a ****'s age

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