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Meanings of longer much in English

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Usage of longer much in English
1
And when age comes-ah, we have no longer much defence against them.
December Love
2
There was no longer much we could learn about that aspect of things.
The forgotten soldier
3
Also read: The Soweto giants are no longer much taller than everybody else
The South African
4
The hobbit was no longer much brighter than the dwarves.
The hobbit: or there and back again
5
It was quite deaf, and was no longer much use as a guard dog.
For my Country’s Freedom
6
But even the vanity of a nation is no longer much of a growth opportunity.
Reuters
7
We knew that there was no longer much hope.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
8
And Katherine looked tired and drawn, too, her joyous spirit no longer much in evidence.
The lady elizabeth
9
It is a rank no longer much in use.
Pegasus
10
There's no longer much of a sense of camaraderie.
Wired
11
A grave brow, compressed lips, and fixed eyes, had no longer much effect upon him.
The Three Clerks
12
For that escape he had no longer much mind.
The Whirlpool
13
It's getting to that time of year again where there's no longer much call for sunglasses.
The Irish Times
14
There was no longer much fear of their having fallen into the hands of the savages.
Taking Tales: Instructive and Entertaining Reading
15
I was no longer much of a curiosity.
Halo Primordium
16
As for those we have not got, there is no longer much enthusiasm left for them.
As We Are and As We May Be
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Longer much through the time
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