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Meanings of darn sight in English
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Usage of darn sight in English
1
It's a darn sight pleasanter ter hev company travellin', ter my notion.
2
It would make the final score a darn sight closer, if nothing else.
3
They can do just as much harm-anda darn sight more.
4
A darn sight more than many a man with his woman.
5
Those porters 'ud be a darn sight better off with plenty of exercise.
6
The boy burst into wild clamor: Not by a darn sight, you don't.
7
And this edition has been a darn sight better than the previous ones this century.
8
I know one thing, I'd a darn sight rather drink after Willie Mae than Cooter McNutt.
9
Take it from me, he's in darn sight lower spirits than he wants us to think.
10
And a darn sight more than my research.'
11
Well, that will be a darn sight better than the wife's when it comes to clothes.
12
I wouldn't mind taking my share of wallopings but I've had a darn sight too many.
13
An older town would be a darn sight safer-notabsolutely safe, no Okie ever is; but safer.
14
And a boo or two is a darn sight better than some players get in football, for instance.
15
Sh-she 's a darn sight n-n-nearer my s-style than anything I 've been up a-against fer s-some time.
16
Not by a darn sight.
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