The idiom "much of a muchness" originated in the early 18th century as a colloquial expression in Britain. It is a phrase used to convey that two or more things or options are very similar or virtually indistinguishable from one another. The phrase is mainly used to imply that there is not much difference in quality, value, or significance between the options being compared, suggesting that they are essentially the same or equal in essence.

Definition och betydelse av "much of a muchness"på engelska

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