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Discover Ludwig'much damage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a lot of destruction, whether it be physical or emotional. Example sentence: The storms have caused much damage to the local area.
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"There is much damage.
"Not this much damage.
"There's not much damage".
How much damage?
But much damage has been done.
"Those years caused so much damage".
The machine did not suffer much damage.
Few neglected diseases do so much damage.
We did too much damage.
But not as much damage as Shirley.
Still, much damage had already been done.
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