It’s a great deal. Go on the Euro, be a normal member and have the huge death dearth of benefits from the single market that the UK benefitted from for generations. It’s a huge win for the UK if the EU would be that generous.
Breadth is what you were looking for. Dearth’s root is dear, meaning precious and scarce. Breadth is width, so a great breadth contains a variety of things.
Come back and lose all previous privileges.
And, that’s still a good deal, actually.
It’s a great deal. Go on the Euro, be a normal member and have the huge
deathdearth of benefits from the single market that the UK benefitted from for generations. It’s a huge win for the UK if the EU would be that generous.*huge deluge of benefits
I tried for dearth, but ended up with death. Deluge would have also been a great choice of words.
Breadth is what you were looking for. Dearth’s root is dear, meaning precious and scarce. Breadth is width, so a great breadth contains a variety of things.
Dearth actually isn’t the right word either, lol. That’s a very small selection or lack of something.
I think we knew what you meant, though. Cheers.
You’re right. Thank you for reminding me.
Maybe we’d finally do a full metric switch instead of this bullshit 80% effort