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Contexts ▼▲ Determiner Opposite of an indefinitely large number of Adjective Opposite of indicating a large number Opposite of relating to polymorphism (any sense), able to have several shapes or forms Opposite of many and various Opposite of consisting of various kinds mixed together Opposite of having great diversity or variety (indeterminate) Opposite of many or numerous Opposite of numerous and often varied (a few or many) Opposite of not explicitly named but specified indeterminately Opposite of occurring or done many times at short intervals Noun Opposite of the masses (of common people) Opposite of a considerable number of people of things Opposite of a large amount or number of (something) Opposite of a considerable number or amount of something Opposite of the community or common people in general Opposite of an abundant amount Opposite of human beings as a group Opposite of an excessive or abundant amount or number Pronoun Opposite of a large or sufficient amount or quantity … more ▼ ▲ Determiner ▲ Opposite of an indefinitely large number of few little a trickle of a couple of a few a handful of a small amount of barely any hardly any not many not too many one or two only a few only a little scarcely any a limited amount of close to zero not much a piddling amount of a small number of a tiny amount of a trifling amount of deficient amounts of a scattering of a smattering of a spattering of a sprinkling of some “There are few dishes on offer at this restaurant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of indicating a large number limited few inconsiderable meagerUS paltry middling negligible piddling sparse wanting countable few and far between hardly any insufficient lacking low needing petty poor scant scanty scarce sporadic trifling none exiguous deficient imperceptible inconsequential infrequent in short supply meagreUK miniature minor minute rare slim small thin on the ground tiny bounded calculable measurable singular finite known numbered little slim pickings numberable enumerable numerable counted computable definite describable dribbling trickling needy handful restricted minimal marginal inappreciable insignificant unsubstantial lean measly scattered stingy straggling incidental scarcely any a small number of a small amount of only some not many one or two not too many widely spaced some a couple a handful a few more ❯ “There's not much to choose from, the possibilities are limited.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of relating to polymorphism (any sense), able to have several shapes or forms monomorphic similar homogeneous like same standard constant unchanged consistent invariable perpetual harmonious unfailing changeless uniform conventional even resembling correspondent unvarying unmixed unaltered unchanging Adjective ▲ Opposite of many and various one same single sole uniform individual singular dissimilar Adjective ▲ Opposite of consisting of various kinds mixed together similar like single Adjective ▲ Opposite of having great diversity or variety homogeneous homogenous single alone lone simple singular Adjective ▲ (indeterminate) Opposite of many or numerous individual single separate specific independent distinctive distinct unique diacritic individualistic “Each individual thread of hair was meticulously installed in the wax sculpture.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of numerous and often varied limited few minimal restricted circumscribed unvaried basic finite little narrow delimited paucal predefined reduced set small bounded confined curbed “I would say that giving a child limited options allows them to be quick and decisive about the choices they make.” Adjective ▲ (a few or many) Opposite of not explicitly named but specified indeterminately common usual humble ordinary simple stereotypical “Surprisingly, the common people would eventually stop obstinately holding on to their misguided beliefs.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of occurring or done many times at short intervals infrequent occasional rare sporadic intermittent scarce uncommon seldom sparse spasmodic scattered limited inconstant scant irregular random few isolated unwonted erratic unusual scanty semioccasional periodic few and far between off and on once in a blue moon out of the common permanent “Crime is infrequent, although the capital area has seen a modest increase in burglaries.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the masses (of common people) aristocracy celebrity chosen cream cream of the crop crème de la crème elite establishment gentility gentry glitterati high society in-crowd nobility select few upper class upper crust “You must resist the urge to give in to the demands of the aristocracy.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a considerable number of people of things few little a handful none limited amounts small amounts tiny amounts deficient amounts only some some “Indeed, many are called, but few are chosen.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a large amount or number of (something) a few a little not many not much handful bit hint pinch sprinkle ounce scruple shade sprinkling smidgen smidgeon speck pittance trace spot mouthful little dab touch strain nip dram streak driblet ace shadow taste lick mite tad glimmer few peanuts suspicion Noun ▲ Opposite of a considerable number or amount of something ace bit dab dram driblet glimmer handful hint lick little mite mouthful nip ounce peanuts pinch pittance scruple shade shadow smidgen smidgeon speck spot sprinkle sprinkling strain streak suspicion tad taste touch trace lack Noun ▲ Opposite of the community or common people in general aristocracy elite A-list best choice cream elect fat flower pick pink pride corps d'elite upper crust top nonpareil crème de la crème cream of the crop Noun ▲ Opposite of an abundant amount a little a few a bit trickle few a couple a handful a limited amount a piddling amount a small amount a trifling amount one or two a small number a tiny amount deficient amounts a spattering scattering smattering sprinkling “I only have a little of what you need.” Noun ▲ Opposite of human beings as a group animals creatures organism plants beasts wildlife aliens extraterrestrials fauna “Only animals with strong constitutions are able to survive the island's harsh winters.” Noun ▲ Opposite of an excessive or abundant amount or number shortage deficiency lack unavailability absence dearth scarcity deficit inadequacy undersupply lapse paucity famine meagreness leanness scarceness limitedness scantiness exiguity sparsity drought sparseness inadequateness rareness curtailment shortfall insufficiency rarity tightness “Lack of affordable housing and a shortage of properties can price decent, law-abiding people out of homes.” Pronoun ▲ Opposite of a large or sufficient amount or quantity little almost nothing barely anything barely a thing hardly anything hardly a thing not a great deal not a large amount not much scantly anything scantly a thing scarcely anything scarcely a thing very little a few “David didn't like the feeling of helplessness, but there was little he could do about 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