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Discover Ludwig"less prepare" is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in spoken English, meaning to become less prepared, to be less prepared. Example: I need to study more for the test tomorrow. I've been procrastinating, so I'm less prepare than I should be.
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The 99 cent song has essentially turned the music business into a freak out fest and the publishing industry is even less prepare for the volcano that's about to erupt right in the middle of their industry.
It's challenging to sit down together, much less prepare proper meals, and families are doing the best they can.
We are running out of time to understand how a changing global climate is changing extreme weather patterns, much less prepare for those changes.
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Princeton (1-5, 1-3) seems far less prepared to play spoiler against Penn.
But reading other people's blogs I was less prepared for the denunciations of parents.
But we were less prepared for the ripple effect that might have on other political issues.
It would be far less prepared for a Brexit outcome than for a Bremain.
I was less prepared for the difficulties I would have sourcing literature from countries with commonly spoken languages.
A senior state official, P. N. Roychowdhury, said Gujarat was less prepared for an earthquake than for the more common disasters in India: drought, floods and cyclones.
But many vulnerable companies may be less prepared to withstand the pain than those at risk during the last wave, a decade ago.
They also argue that the membership bar is higher for Turkey than for Eastern European countries that may be less prepared.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com