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Adverbial by a long shot has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: by a long shotDescription:By a long shot is an idiomatic phrase used to emphasize that something is far superior or different from other options or possibilities. Senses:Sense 1:(Adv.) By far; considerably or significantly. Example sentence: He was the fastest runner in the race, winning by a long shot. Sense 2:(Adj.) Far-fetched or improbable; unlikely. Example sentence: The chances of finding a four-leaf clover on the first try are by a long shot. Sense 3:(Noun) A decisive victory or success. Example sentence: The team's exceptional teamwork led them to win the game by a long shot. Usages:Usage 1:(Adv.) She is the most talented musician in the band by a long shot. Usage 2:(Adj.) That theory is by a long shot the least convincing one. Usage 3:(Noun) The team won the championship by a long shot, leaving their competitors far behind. Related products:Find related products: Amazon search for "by a long shot" | ||||
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