- not as expected
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Lewis & Short latin dictionary. 2014.
not as expected
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not anything like — not anything like/near/ phrase not at all or not nearly They didn’t get anything near the price they were asking. not anything like as...as: The exam wasn’t anything like as hard as I expected. Thesaurus: not at all … Useful english dictionary
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