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Meanings of less fuss in English

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Usage of less fuss in English
1
What one cannot escape one must accept; and the less fuss, the better.
Level 7
2
The less fuss you make, the better for both of us.
Gallegher and Other Stories
3
The less fuss you make, the better it'll be for you.
The Fortune Hunter
4
It's going to keep you cooler and it'll be less fuss for you.
Ebony
5
It'll create less fuss than moving to the lecture theater.
The golden compass
6
I think the less fuss we make, the quicker they'll get bored with it.
Danielle Steel
7
She'd wish she'd made less fuss over that old scarf.
More William
8
But Dorothy had escaped unharmed, and the less fuss made about the matter the better.
The Admirable Tinker / Child of the World
9
The less fuss made about it the better.
The Irrational Knot / Being the Second Novel of His Nonage
10
A nonstick coating means less fuss and muss.
The everything chinese cookbook: from wonton soup to sweet and s...
11
Sometimes the rushing masses were heavy goods trains, which produced less fuss, but more of earthquake.
The Iron Horse
12
When I went to live at Marcoussis with my family, there was less fuss than this.
Under Fire: The Story of a Squad
13
You make these promises and I keep trying to please you: more grit, less water, less fuss.
The Guardian
14
Or perhaps it might make less fuss just to go and speak to her in the kitchen.
John Halifax, Gentleman
15
That said, it's less fuss to find the fund that's right for you and stick with it.
Radio NZ
16
If you wean a calf at the time of the full moon, it will make less fuss.
Current Superstitions / Collected from the Oral Tradition of Eng...
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