Much of a muchness Meaning in English
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Definition
If two or more things are 'much of a muchness', they are very similar, almost the same, and not different in any important way.
Usage & Nuances
British English, informal and slightly old-fashioned. Used when small differences between options are unimportant (e.g., tea or coffee, they're 'much of a muchness'). Not used about people. Similar to 'six of one, half a dozen of the other'.
Example Sentences
These two shirts are much of a muchness.
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Tea or coffee? For me, they're much of a muchness.
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All the apartments here are much of a muchness.
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Honestly, the two proposals are much of a muchness; either would work.
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Between the two restaurants, it's much of a muchness—they serve the same food.
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I tried both brands, and to me they're much of a muchness; I can't tell the difference.
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