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Meanings of hardly in English
Synonyms
Examples for "just"
Examples for "just"
1
Not just America this time-Europe, Russia, China-anywhere with resources and good minds.
2
It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
3
Public comment is not just good government; it's also required by law.
4
Today the state continued its downward trend, recording just 15 new cases.
5
Today, however, just two of the 18 bear market indicators are present.
1
The NCRE research shows broadcast news about Europe is scarcely more diverse.
2
Those offline often can scarcely afford food, much less expensive data packages.
3
It was a good time: he scarcely thought of Quaid at all.
4
Everyone in New York had come, but Zoya had scarcely seen them.
5
She has been restored to health, but he can scarcely believe it.
1
Monte Paschi barely cleared a European health check of banks last year.
2
He could barely get through the question, let alone address the answer.
3
But the New Zealand investigation has so far barely mentioned these industries.
4
Nefarious tactics are put into play without question; deaths are barely registered.
5
He'd barely seen them these past few years since he left university.
1
Even if successful, this approach poses a problem of scarce tissue supply.
2
However, large studies that integrate cytogenetic and comprehensive mutational information are scarce.
3
He said already scarce addiction resources would be pushed beyond breaking point.
4
Water may be scarce here, but the community spirit certainly is not.
5
As it stands, reproductive health information can be scarce or wildly outdated.
Usage of hardly in English
1
Critics say the new law will hardly help revive the floundering economy.
2
But New Zealand's high rates of family violence are hardly a secret.
3
Today, the group is much smaller, but the work has hardly changed.
4
They were hardly aware of the same-sex marriage law passed last year.
5
Well, I'm hardly a good example of a stable American, am I?
6
Climbing's setbacks are hardly the most pressing issue at the moment, however.
7
Charles de Gaulle hardly intended to help jump-start the Israeli technology scene.
8
Osborne's situation -and his approach -could hardly be more different.
9
However, mid-season is hardly the best time to attract the best manager.
10
For countries already battered by the debt crisis, that's hardly a consolation.
11
China have hardly been sympathetic to the Europeans' plight in recent weeks.
12
American Hustle, hardly a comedy, actually won the thing two years ago.
13
Even if, today, hardly anyone believes in such a possibility, he said.
14
And, of course, Angina is hardly welcome in that sector any more.
15
That would hardly be a good advertisement for Greece's most important industry.
16
He was no longer human in this state, could hardly think sequentially.
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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Ireland
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