no less

The phrase "no less" is commonly used in English to emphasize the significance, quantity, or surprising nature of something.

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Definition

B2General

(emphasis)Used to highlight the importance or impressiveness of someone or something.

Example

  • The award was presented by the president, no less.
  • She received advice from a Nobel laureate, no less.

B2General

(emphasis)Indicating that the quantity or degree is at least as great as stated.

Example

  • He has written no less than ten books.
  • The project will take no less than six months to complete.

C1Informal

(sarcasm, humor)Used to express surprise or admiration, often in a humorous or sarcastic way.

Example

  • He's dating a movie star, no less!
  • They managed to fix the car themselves, no less.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "no less":

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