think much of
The phrase 'think much of' is often used to express either high or low opinions, depending on the context and presence of negation.
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Definition
B2General
(positive)To hold a high opinion or regard for someone or something.
Example
- She thinks much of her mentor and often seeks advice from him.
- They think much of their new software's capabilities.
B2General
(negative)To hold a low opinion or regard for someone or something, usually expressed with a negative.
Example
- I don't think much of this restaurant; the food was mediocre.
- He didn't think much of the movie and left halfway through.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "think much of":
think little ofmake little ofmake muchthink too muchthink ofvery muchthink aboutmake nothing of