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Discover Ludwig"only too" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is excessively true in a negative way. For example, "I was only too aware of the consequences I would face if I disobeyed the rules."
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Lin was only too successful.
Detractors are only too common.
Only too well.
Only too late.
But it is only too common.
They know this story only too well.
The new ball worked, only too well.
South Africa knows this only too well.
You know them only too well.
It sounded only too likely.
Soccer's bosses know it only too well.
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