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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all this fuss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation that is causing a lot of excitement, commotion, or controversy, often implying that the reaction is excessive or unwarranted.
Example: "I don't understand why everyone is making all this fuss over a minor issue."
Alternatives: "all this commotion" or "all this drama".
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Is he worth all this fuss?
"But philosophically, it's not worth all this fuss".
Whatever it is, it has to be genuinely astounding to be worth all this fuss.
Now Orwell, the old campaigner, protested to his agent that "it really wasn't worth all this fuss.
But why is there all this fuss about manifesto commitments?
Frankly, the show isn't worth all this fuss.
All this fuss over... punch?
Then why all this fuss?
All this fuss over nothing.
"I mean, all this fuss.
That's what all this fuss is about?
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