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Meanings of much lighter in English

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Usage of much lighter in English
1
She'd thought her soul would feel so much lighter without the money.
Exposure
2
Women also bear much lighter burdens throughout the entire criminal justice system.
The Disposable Male
3
Some exchanges were hobbled even by much lighter traffic than New York's.
Reuters
4
The night was much lighter now than when the storm hung over.
What Necessity Knows
5
That meant Coco's cast was much lighter on its feet than most.
Wired
6
Although I was so much lighter, the effect was what I expected.
The Two Supercargoes; Or, Adventures in Savage Africa
7
When he arose, his load was much lighter, as he had expected.
Fifty Famous Fables
8
Ah; but then, you see, I am much lighter than he is.
Belles and Ringers
9
Dick Prescott, being much lighter, did not make such an imposing appearance.
Dick Prescott's First Year at West Point; Or, Two Chums in the C...
10
This whole process needs a much lighter touch in my opinion.
Wired
11
It was of Vietnam vintage, much lighter than Korean War issue.
Gods go begging
12
The flesh was deep salmon-color; that of brook trout is generally much lighter.
Locusts and Wild Honey
13
The makers say this results in a much lighter and less vigorous scent.
Reuters
14
It was much lighter for its size than Cat thought it should be.
The Pinhoe Egg
15
They are nearly as large as we and relatively much lighter in weight.
Life in a Thousand Worlds
16
It absorbs quickly, and is much lighter in weight than linen.
The Mother and Her Child
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Much lighter through the time
Much lighter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common