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Something goes down a storm with somebody.

Something goes down well with somebody.

Are they the same in the meaning?

Or do they differ? such as one is formal and the other is informal?

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Something goes down a storm with somebody.

Something goes down well with somebody.

Are they the same in the meaning?

Or do they differ? such as one is formal and the other is informal?

Something goes down a storm with somebody.

Something goes down well with somebody.

Are they the same in the meaning?

Or do they differ? such as one is formal and the other is informal?

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Is "go down a storm" similiarsimilar to "go down well"?

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Is "go down a storm" similiar to "go down well"?

Something goes down a storm with somebody.

Something goes down well with somebody.

Are they the same in the meaning?

Or do they differ? such as one is formal and the other is informal?