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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Way better/all the way better?

I guess these two pretty much just express the same level of betterment?

TIA for answering!
  

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Way better is slang/bad English that I used to hear as a child. I haven't heard it for years. I haven't ever heard all the way better - nor do I expect to.

— Dave Phillips

  • Way better is slang/bad English that I used to hear as a child.
  • I haven't heard it for years.
  • I haven't ever heard all the way better - nor do I expect to.
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Way better is slang/bad English that I used to hear as a child. I haven't heard it for years. I haven't ever heard all the way better - nor do I expect to.
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Dave PhillipsWay better is slang/bad English that I used to hear as a child. I haven't heard it for years. I haven't ever heard all the way better - nor do I expect to.
Yeah, it's just that I hear people saying something's "all the way more ... than the other" ALL TIME , I personally supposed that this could be applied to the word better, too. But accordi
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It may be an expression that is used in the States, but I've never heard it here in the UK.
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Dave PhillipsIt may be an expression that is used in the States, but I've never heard it here in the UK.
Anyway, all the way better is a self-madeup expression that I suppose will make sense, hope some American folks here can offer some help!

And thank you anyway!
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