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Discover LudwigThe phrase "rather this" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a way to express a preference or choice between two options or ideas. Here is an example: "I would rather this movie end soon than sit through another hour of it." In this sentence, "rather this" implies a preference for the current option (the movie ending soon) over the alternative (sitting through another hour of it).
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But frankly, I worry about anyone who'd rather this clinical blandness than the Classicoast this afternoon.
Rather, this is an exercise in nostalgia.
Rather, this is corporate welfare.
Rather, this is a matter of respect, of recognition.
Or rather, this is what masquerades as a serious policy.
"Rather, this is a declaration of diplomatic intentions".
Rather, this was a custom device, possibly handmade.
Rather, this failure will lead to an increase in savagery".
Or rather, this is how the equipment has been adapted.
Rather, this announcement was a raw political maneuver.
But I'd rather this particular invitation specified "No gifts, please".
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