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Hi

"ever more precise" what does it mean?
more precise than ever?

Isn't it awkward? sounds weird , since it sounds "evermore" ="forever" or in a future time
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ugo_castelo wrote:
Hi

"ever more precise" what does it mean?
more precise than ever?

Isn't it awkward? sounds weird , since it sounds "evermore" ="forever" or in a future time


ever more precise ---> the most precise to date

I agree, it is a rather antiquated construction. Nevertheless, the best amongst the worst here.
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