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Meanings of few persons in English
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Usage of few persons in English
1
A few persons settle down in some particular spot, and live there.
2
A few persons in a community have the strength of positive leadership.
3
Sympathy is a sentiment to which few persons attach the same ideas.
4
But there were in the palace a few persons who knew better.
5
From this universal doom only a few persons, especially named; were excepted.
6
In this State, a few persons were deluded by the X. Y.
7
In regard to finding lost opportunities, few persons are ever so fortunate.
8
Only a few persons like Washington realized their duty to the future.
9
But it is given to few persons to keep this secret well.
10
Occasionally only, a carriage or a few persons travelled the accustomed ways.
11
Fifteen years ago very few persons had heard of Cyrus W. Field.
12
Believe me, few persons are welcomed back so cordially as you are.
13
I meet, at present, with few persons who recollect much of Hazlitt.
14
I think, indeed, there are few persons who really do fear snakes.
15
How few persons even among ourselves know how to use a book!
16
At times there were crowds and sometimes very few persons at given spots.
This collocation consists of:
Few persons through the time
Few persons across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common