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Insomnia is more common in people than we think. (CONSIDERABLY)

Insomnia is considerably more common in people than we think.

That rollercoaster is as scary as it looks. (NOTHING LIKE)

That rollercoaster is nothing like as scary as it looks.

This situation is more serious than we first thought. (DRASTICALLY)

This situation is drastically more serious than we first thought.

This new bed is ascomfortable as the old one. (NOWHERE NEAR)

This new bed is nowhere near as comfortable as the old one.

Dreams are more significant than we think. (FAR)

Dreams are far more significant than we think.

The Eiffel Tower is taller than I thought it would be. (FAR)

The Eiffel Tower is far taller than I thought it would be.

He is as talented as his younger brother (nowhere near)

He is nowhere near as talented as his younger brother

Sleeping on a planes is easier that I thought. (NOT NEARLY)

Sleeping on a planes is not nearly as easier that I thought.

This exam is more difficult than the one you did last week. (SIGNIFICANTLY)

This exam is significantly more difficult than the one you did last week.

Your dreams are more exciting than mine. (WAY)

Your dreams are way more exciting than mine.

Sleeping hypnosis was as scary as I imagine. (NOTHING)

Sleeping hypnosis was nothing as scary as I imagine

It is cheaper to take the bus than the train. (WAY)

It is way cheaper to take the bus than the train.