muchness

• “I should think it would be rather like a muchness,” suggested Bredon. —  Murder Must Advertise
• The hotels at which I had been staying were all much of a muchness, however, in spite of their comfort and luxury, and, after more than three months of them, I was very pleased to receive an invitation to stay for a week with my old friend Anthony Wotton at his ancestral home in the Cotswolds. —  Here Lies Gloria Mundy - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 61
• I think teenagers all seem much of a muchness, although private school children are reputed to have a little more confidence and are less prone to sullenness. —  Telegraph Blogs
• To those uninitiated in the ways of sock knitting, it may seem as though all sock knitting books are much of a muchness, and that when you've seen one, you've seen them all. —  Cast On
• So you can understand, maybe, why one of my favorite films at his year's well-mannered Canadian festival of international cinema too-muchness has been a crazy-cool, low-budget, under-the-radar brainy Canadian horror flick called —  EW.com: Today's Latest Headlines

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