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25 Nov 2020
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What does I thought as much. mean?
What does I thought as much. mean?
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Example:
A: “Did you open the door to let the dog out?”
B: “No.”
A: “I thought as much.”
This means Person A thought Person B did not open the door. The way Person A thought is the same as what happened.
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