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Phrase

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that much

  1. (To) the stated or indicated amount, degree or extent (of) (something).
    (as determiner)
    Over two hundred people voted against the proposal. We didn't expect that much opposition.
    (as noun/pronoun)
    He wants £100, but I'm not paying that much.
    Both sides should refrain from making insults – in that much we agree.
    (as adverb)
    I ran away from school five times. I hated it that much.

See also

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References

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  • “that much”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
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