more like
The phrase 'more like' is often used in casual conversation to correct or improve upon a previous statement, or to make a humorous remark.
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Definition
B2Conversation
(informal)Used to suggest a more accurate or fitting description.
Example
- It's not a minor inconvenience; it's more like a major problem.
- I thought it would take a week, but it's more like a month.
B2Humor
(informal, joke)Used to introduce a pun or humorous correction.
Example
- You call that a sandwich? More like a snack!
- He's not a genius, more like a lucky guesser.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "more like":
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