Definition Synonyms
Definition of muchness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
quantityRare greatness in quantity or degreeRare
- The muchness of her kindness was appreciated by all.
2.
true qualityRare essence or core nature of somethingRare
- The muchness of her personality is captivating..
3.
sizeRare large size or bulk of somethingRare
- The muchness of the elephant was overwhelming.
Expressions with muchness
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something very similar or almost identical
The two proposals are much of a muchness in terms of cost and benefits.
Origin of muchness
Middle English, muchel (great)
Examples of muchness in a sentence
Everyone was surprised by the muchness of the donation. The muchness of the novel's themes left a lasting impression. He admired the muchness of the landscape's beauty. The muchness of the mountain range was breathtaking. He marveled at the muchness of the ancient forest.
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- French:grandeur, essence, ...
- German:Fülle, Wesen, ...
- Italian:grandezza, natura, ...
- Spanish:abundancia, naturaleza, ...
- Portuguese:imensidão, natureza, ...
- Chinese:大量性, 本质, ...
- Japanese:多大, 本質, ...
- Arabic:كَثْرَة, جَوْهَر, ...
- Hebrew:רִיבּוּי, מַהוּת, ...
- Russian:величина, сущность, ...
- Ukrainian:велика кількість, сутність, ...
- Hindi:महानता, मूल सार, ...
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