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to a lesser extent

adv.
1.used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs

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  • to a higher place
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  • to a higher degree
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  • to a greater extent
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  • to a great extent
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  • to a fault
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  • tnt
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  • tnf
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  • tn
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  • tmv
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  • to a lower place
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  • to a man
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  • to a t
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  • to a tolerable degree
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  • to advantage
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  • to all intents and purposes
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  • to an adequate degree
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  • to and fro
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  • to be precise
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  • to be sure
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  • family tilletiaceae
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  • suborder heteroptera
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  • cul de lampe
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  • whiskey on the rocks
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  • acroclinium roseum
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    Idiom of the Day

    take a leaf out of (someone's) book
    to behave or do something in the way that someone else would
    We plan to take a leaf out of our competitor's book and advertise our product on the Internet.



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