Translations for „muchness“ in the English » German Dictionary

much·ness [ˈmʌtʃnəs] N no pl inf

to be much of a muchness

so ziemlich das Gleiche sein

the songs you hear on the radio these days all sound much of a muchness

die Lieder, die man heutzutage im Radio hört, hören sich alle gleich an

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be much of a muchness

so ziemlich das Gleiche sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They're all much of a muchness; being nocturnal, they lack the bright colorful feathers that make most other birds so easy to identify.

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Similarly, it could be suggesting, the options for the line of three behind the front man appear much of a muchness.

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Not often -- these devices outperform one another in certain circumstances, so it's a real much of a muchness situation.

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The two are much of a muchness.

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So it's much of a muchness in different conditions for me.

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Despite the muchness of sheep, the importance of sheep farming declined in later centuries.

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In between stands a host of teams who are much of a muchness.

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It can be hard, as they are often seen as much of a muchness.

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Either way, automotive naming is all much of a muchness...

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Oddly enough though, the domestic leagues will become more competitive as most of the clubs outside top 2 or 3 in each major country are much of a muchness.

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