used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter
would you like some wine or would you rather stick to sherry?
she'd rather die than cause a scene
I'd rather you didn't tell him
to a certain or significant extent or degree
she's been behaving rather strangely
he's rather an unpleasant man
used to suggest that the opposite of a previous statement is the case; on the contrary
There is no shortage of basic skills in the workplace. Rather, the problem is poor management
used to express emphatic affirmation, agreement, or acceptance
‘You are glad to be home, aren't you?’ ‘Rather!’
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