much of a muchness

All the same

Much of a muchness describes things that are so similar as to be practically indistinguishable—where choosing between them hardly matters.

The phrase suggests mild dismissal: The candidates are much of a muchness on economic policy.

British in origin and still more common there than in American English.

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degree of difference

much of a muchnessworlds apart

Completely unlike each other

poles apart · chalk and cheese · apples and oranges · no comparison · incomparable

distinctiveness/notability

much of a muchnessone of a kind

Utterly without equal

unique · standout · exceptional · distinctive · remarkable

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Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G