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What's the meaning of this sentence? →if not more so
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Let me give you some examples that will hopefully make it more clear:
"My house is as big as yours, but mine is probably bigger." = "My house is as big as yours, if not more so."
"I ate the same amount of food as you, but I probably ate more." = "I ate the same amount of food as you, if not more so.
So when you say 'if not more so', you are saying that there is a chance that the subject of your sentence is of a greater degree than you stated. Another example:
"This book weighs at least 100 pounds, but maybe it weighs even more." = "This book weight at least 100 pounds, if not more so."
I hope this helps!
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