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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
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more often than not

Please tell me when I can use this.
  

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More often than not, I skip breakfast in the morning. It means usually , at most times, occurring habitually , very often .

  • More often than not, I skip breakfast in the morning.
  • It means usually , at most times, occurring habitually , very often .
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More often than not, I skip breakfast in the morning.

It means usually, at most times, occurring habitually, very often.
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Please tell me what it means
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You can use it when something happens more frequently than it doesn't happen.

'My daughter beats me at chess more often than not'. (She beats me more often than I beat her.)

Rover
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vsureshPlease tell me what it means
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Thank you Rover and Aspara Gus

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