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Akdom Posted 17 years ago
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So much as
"The presence of the doctors at the torture black sites recalls nothing so much as the doctors and scientists at the Nazi concentration camps of WWII."
what does "so much as" mean in this context?
Here's what I've found so far:
"so much as"
1. but rather
I'm not looking at her ~~~ I am studying her hat.
2. even
From outside, no one could see ~~~ a light on in the house.
what does "so much as" mean in this context?
Here's what I've found so far:
"so much as"
1. but rather
I'm not looking at her ~~~ I am studying her hat.
2. even
From outside, no one could see ~~~ a light on in the house.
Top answer
To a greater extent than While in prison, I thought of nothing to a greater extent than my mother. While in prison, I thought of nothing so much as my mother.
- To a greater extent than While in prison, I thought of nothing to a greater extent than my mother.
- While in prison, I thought of nothing so much as my mother.
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To a greater extent than
While in prison, I thought of nothing to a greater extent than my mother.
While in prison, I thought of nothing so much as my mother.
While in prison, I thought of nothing to a greater extent than my mother.
While in prison, I thought of nothing so much as my mother.
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