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better off

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better off (somewhere) and better off (if one were somewhere else)
in a better position somewhere else. They would be better off in a cheaper apartment. We'd all be better off if we were in Florida. I know I'd be better off in a warmer climate.
See also: better

better off (somewhere) and better off (if one were somewhere else)

in a better position somewhere else. They would be better off in a cheaper apartment. We'd all be better off if we were in Florida. I know I'd be better off in a warmer climate.
See also: better

better off
in a more satisfactory condition or situation I think you'd be better off if you bought a new car and didn't try to repair your old one.
See also: better


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I find myself, even as I am, better off than the Elephant.
And yet," he added, "I am not sure that you would not be better off without knowing them.
" he sighed quite sorrowful, and gazed at the chirping birds that hopped contentedly from branch to branch, "they are much better off than I
 
 
 
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