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Meanings of more apt in English

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Usage of more apt in English
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It would be more apt to describe it as a 'carbon bomb'.
News.com.au
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In a different and unintended sense, the trope couldn't be more apt.
Reuters
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So there could be few more apt Broadway shows to bring here.
The Irish Times
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No, he was more apt to be the mainspring of their action.
Gunman's Reckoning
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We are all more apt to think of ourselves than of others.
Woman's Trials; Or, Tales and Sketches from the Life around Us
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But, liebchen-whowould be more apt to think about it than I?
The Glory of the Conquered: The Story of a Great Love
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The plan, however, is more apt to simply stop existing customers from leaving.
Reuters
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Perhaps Stoppard's comparisons with that great dissembler Wilde are more apt than ever.
The Guardian
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Generally speaking, old doctors are more apt to write than the young ones.
Junky
10
A more apt name would be the department for Wealth and Handmaid Services.
The Guardian
11
It was a term so much more apt than he'd known.
The sherlockian
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The chronic form is more apt to change its position than the acute.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
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We are much more apt to forget our God in prosperity than adversity.
Precaution: A Novel
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In his home town, his conscience would be more apt to restrict him.
The Common Man
15
Perchance an empty stomach may be the more apt to yield.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 1
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The title of her latest offering, Hornet's Nest, could hardly be more apt.
The Irish Times
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