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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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to say the least
It's a bit weird to say the least.
Please explain the bold phrase.
Please explain the bold phrase.
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To say that it is weird is an understatement. If you are looking at something that is very, very large, and you say "it's a bit big" you are making an understatement. Whatever was being weird, was really weird, not "a bit" weird.
- To say that it is weird is an understatement.
- If you are looking at something that is very, very large, and you say "it's a bit big" you are making an understatement.
- Whatever was being weird, was really weird, not "a bit" weird.
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To say that it is weird is an understatement. If you are looking at something that is very, very large, and you say "it's a bit big" you are making an understatement. Whatever was being weird, was really weird, not "a bit" weird.
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