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be in a different class
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to be the best or much better than other people at a particular activity:
When it comes to mathematics, he's in a different class from his peers.
As a player, she's in a different class.
He was in a different class — we had never seen an athlete like him before.
As a speaker, he was in a different class from the other members of the delegation.
Every once in a while, a chess player comes along who's just in a different class.
See also
classnoun(RANK)
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