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Idiom be much of a muchness informal to be very similar.Pop music these days is all much of a muchness as far as I'm concerned.
idiombe much of a muchnessused in order to say that you do not think there is much difference between several things, especially if you do not think any of them are very good:The songs on "Chicago Blues" are all much of a muchness, although a few moments stand out.We did better next season, but our games were much of a muchness, with no high scores.
be much of a muchnessslang To be excessively alike. I asked the realtor to find an older home with some charm and character because the new construction houses in this neighborhood are all much of a muchness to me. be ˌmuch of a ˈmuchness be very similar (especially of people or things which are not very good): It’s hard to choose between them — they’re all much of a muchness.All the restaurants round here are much of a muchness. |