Not anything like as good, much, etc.
phrase
Used to express that something or someone is far less good, skilled, effective, etc. than another thing or person.
The sequel was not anything like as good as the original movie.

Often appears as...
- not anything like as good
- not anything like as effective
phrase
Used to express that something or someone is far less good, skilled, effective, etc. than another thing or person.
The sequel was not anything like as good as the original movie.

Often appears as...
- not anything like as good
- not anything like as effective
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Degree of Difference
Shows a significant difference in quality or amount, implying that another option is much better.

This coffee is not anything like as good as what we had in Italy.
Comparative Situations
Often used to compare two things that may seem similar but have substantial differences.

Her new book is not anything like as captivating as her previous work.
Emphasis on Disappointment
Can carry an emotional tone of disappointment or dissatisfaction with the compared item.

The live performance was not anything like as thrilling as I expected.
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