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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always been much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a consistent or ongoing degree of something over time.
Example: "She has always been much more dedicated to her work than her colleagues."
Alternatives: "consistently been quite" or "always been very".
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"I've always been much more adventurous than Ken – very sporty".
For boys it's always been much more visual and physical.
"Toccara has always been much more than that.
For one thing, their salaries have always been much lower.
But the results have always been much more pleasant than the delivery.
Investment has always been much heavier in industry than in farming.
American audiences have always been much keener to see films about Americans than about foreigners.
There has always been much to admire about Wood, the most articulate of rugby soldiers.
In many respects, Will has always been much more like a man.
But Collingwood has always been much more layered and subtle than his cheery stereotype.
✒ It appears our wilder press has always been much the same.
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