Is there a formal version of "he's the real thing"?
As in:
Man, she's really good at tennis!
She plays national. She's the real thing.
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This sounds pretty formal in this case:
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There are probably a dozen different formal or almost formal versions, e.g.:
I think you probably get the idea. |
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