what is "by far the lowest" and "twice as likely"
what is the meaning of "by far the lowest" , "by far the best"
and "twice as likely"
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"By far the lowest" = definitely the lowest, no other is nearly as low.
"By far the best" = <same thing as above, only for 'best'>
"Twice as likely" = twice as probable that it will happen [exact definition] or much more likely that it will happen [common understanding]
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by far = there is a big distance between
"By far the lowest" indicates that the second lowest is a long way behind.
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