Not a blind bit/the blindest bit of…

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Used mainly in British English, not common in American or other English variants.

He tried to impress her, but it didn't make a blind bit of difference.

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Emphasizes a complete lack of impact or concern; stronger than saying 'not much' or 'little'.

The criticism didn't make a blind bit of difference to her decision.

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Often shows emotional disregard or indifference when used in personal contexts.

I don't give a blind bit about those rumors.

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