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Meanings of comparatively few in anglès
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Usage of comparatively few in anglès
1
As always, the Admiral had said a lot in comparatively few words.
2
These principles and laws are comparatively few in number and comparatively simple.
3
The blood-sucking bats were comparatively few, and the migratory sort fewer still.
4
There are no true alpines, and the European genera are comparatively few.
5
But, unquestionably, this is the reason for murder in comparatively few cases.
6
The others, those settled in the wasps' home itself, are comparatively few.
7
Fortunately, the comparatively few inhabitants of the county had been safely evacuated.
8
Besides these there are other privileges which are enjoyed by comparatively few.
9
To these transcendental heights, however, comparatively few will be able to climb.
10
In some cases they are comparatively few-inothers the number necessary is astonishing.
11
But comparatively few are in the position of the privileged classes.
12
The comparatively few survivors of the ill-fated Titanic were saved by the life-boats.
13
The steamer was crowded with Germans; there were comparatively few English.
14
There were comparatively few Englishmen in those days who spoke the French language.
15
There were comparatively few amateurs in the rooms when we entered.
16
There is a charm in the fantastic, although comparatively few people see it.
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Comparatively few through the time
Comparatively few across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common