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Meanings of perhaps better in English
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Usage of perhaps better in English
1
It would have been perhaps better had we been informed rather earlier.
2
It seems you can also protect her, perhaps better than I can.
3
Breakfast was likewise straight out of Trollope, or, perhaps better, Walter Scott.
4
It is a sad story, and the details were perhaps better forgotten.
5
He would send for him; or, perhaps better still, go to him.
6
I think I understand these events, perhaps better than any of you.
7
Well, it is perhaps better to have them behind than before us.
8
And, after all, it is perhaps better that he died just now.
9
How he came by his death, your Grace can perhaps better explain.
10
And there's something else I had perhaps better tell you now, sir.'
11
I understand your ways of thinking, perhaps better than anyone at this table.
12
The Shasta bees are perhaps better fed than any others in the Sierra.
13
And I could remember Coach, as well, perhaps better now than ever before.
14
And that, he decided, was perhaps better than a spy network.
15
But he knew Garrosh perhaps better than the orc knew himself.
16
One of my experiments in this direction will perhaps better illustrate my meaning.
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Perhaps better through the time
Perhaps better across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common