come to much

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come to much

1. to amount to a large amount of money. (Usually used with a negative.) The bill did not come to much, considering what we had for dinner and drinks.

2. to count for much; to be important or meaningful. (Usually negative.) No one thought he would come to much. All that discussion did not come to much.

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