(also used as noun or determiner in some contexts) Opposite of superlative degree of much or many
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(also used as noun or determiner in some contexts) Opposite of superlative degree of much or many
“The team that scores the least number of points loses.”
(somewhat rare) Opposite of highest in degree
“Some of the matters to which I have referred on their own might seem inconsequential or of minor importance only.”
(also used as pronoun in some contexts) Opposite of the majority or greater part of a group
“Little of the food served to us that night was appetizing.”
(also used as pronoun in some contexts) Opposite of the majority or greater part of a group
“None of the candidates that applied were qualified for the job.”
Opposite of the whole of something
“Don't be ridiculous! It will only take a fraction of your precious time to mow the lawn.”
Opposite of the greatest amount, extent, or intensity possible, permitted, or recorded
Opposite of a large number of people or things
Opposite of the greater number or part from a given group or collection
“He slammed the minority of supporters who jeered him.”
Opposite of to a great extent
“By my estimation, I would say it was a slightly entertaining movie.”
Opposite of used to form the superlative
“He was the least talented player on the team.”
Opposite of almost to the same level, amount or degree
Opposite of to an absolute extent or degree
Opposite of almost completely or entirely
Opposite of very much or to an intense degree or extent
“I spent a few months half-heartedly applying to jobs online because I wasn't sure I really wanted to leave.”
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