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Meanings of comparatively little in anglès
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Usage of comparatively little in anglès
1
There was comparatively little brush; and with every step the rockiness increased.
2
In this way they reached the northern wall with comparatively little fuss.
3
Those who keep their visiting list in order have comparatively little work.
4
The rapids, having comparatively little water in them, rendered our passage difficult.
5
Anyhow, unlike Canton, mere exterior position had comparatively little weight in Salem.
6
Without such exercises as these, the book will have comparatively little value.
7
They offer comparatively little and are usually able to meet their claims.
8
As a rule comparatively little time is lost through irregularity of employment.
9
Of that last, however, there was comparatively little fear at the moment.
10
There are a good many handsome girls who receive comparatively little attention.
11
After his return from England, Mr. Lowell did comparatively little literary work.
12
But he knows that to do his best, is but comparatively little.
13
As yet, however, there has been comparatively little correlation of this evidence.
14
I, indeed, talked comparatively little, but I heard him talk with relish.
15
However, there has been comparatively little work on predicting localization using protein networks.
16
Trusting in the help of others is of comparatively little use.
This collocation consists of:
Comparatively little through the time
Comparatively little across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common