What's not to love
Posted by R. Berg on November 26, 2007
In Reply to: What's not to love posted by Danial on November 26, 2007
: Just wondering the meaning of "what's not to love" and how, when can I use such a phrase?
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This phrase is a sarcastic way of saying that something has no good features. It may have begun as a form of praise, but I always hear it used to mean the opposite. ("Big deal!" has a similar history.) "What's not to like?" seems the more common version. I believe it originated with Yiddish-speaking immigrants in the United States. ~rb
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