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Can any one tell me the apt proverb? assume there are two persons named A and B. Both A and B are worst people. But, when compared with each other A is better than B. I want a proverb which suits this situation. Thank you in advance SEN

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You probably mean, "the lesser of two evils". We wouldn't normally use this to describe people, but more for a choice where both options are very unpleasant. There's another saying, "better the devil you know", which means that a bad person or situation which you're familiar with is better than an unfamiliar person/situation which is bad for you. It probably wouldn't fit your example if we know both A and B.
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You can't say it this way. Both A and B are BAD people. A isn't as bad as B. A is quite better than B.
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haha peachey's answer is excellent

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