as much adverb 3determiner 3pronoun 3 adverb3 •To the same extent.I like Katie a lot, but I don't like Hannah as much.It is as much your fault as mine. •Used with a modifier to indicate a relative extent.I like you twice as much as I like Lucy. •Precisely that.I think she's overweight, but when I said as much to her, she got very upset.Spending on health is half again as much as last year. determiner3 •The same amount of; no less.I have as much right to park here as you do.I'm earning more money now, but I don't have as much free time. •Used with a modifier to indicate a relative amount.I have twice as much money as my sister, but only half as much as my brother. •Such an amount of.I didn't realise he'd lost as much money. pronoun3 •As determiner, above, but with the complement omitted and stated elsewhere or understood from context.There used to be a lot of sand on this beach, but now there isn't as much. •With the complement indicated with 'of'.I devote as much of my life as I can to my family. •That same thing (or something amounting to it), referring to something previously mentioned.I think she's overweight, but when I said as much to her, she got very upset.I doubt you have any claim against the bank; it says as much in the terms and conditions.
