none too + adjective: a written expression?
Do you use/hear the expression "none to + adjective" on a regular basis? Is it more like a literal phrasing? Thanks!
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I'd say I hear it with medium frequency. It just means "not very".
Example:
I was none too pleased with the results of the fundraiser.
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honestly, I am unsure what you are asking. Write an example of what you mean exactly. It doesn't sound like an expression we use on a regular basis though.
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