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Meanings of little difference in English
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Usage of little difference in English
1
There is much difference; there is little difference; there is no difference.
2
Words make little difference if the framework of ideas is the same.
3
There was refreshingly that little difference in the arrangement of the room.
4
There was little difference in the appearance of the Shed by night.
5
But the change of rulers had made little difference in their lives.
6
There is little difference between the Antebellum South and the New South.
7
Opponents abounded at Friday's meeting but their concerns may make little difference.
8
There was little difference; each was but a scene of flaming matter.
9
Feel the difference -and then, weirdly, see how little difference exists.
10
But that knowledge would make little difference to the people of Afghanistan.
11
But in spite of his prophecy to us there seemed little difference.
12
GM invariably denied the allegations, arguing that roof strength made little difference.
13
On the outside, Robert could discern little difference between the various denominations.
14
As far as my idea goes, it all makes very little difference.
15
Save this little difference, they have the same beliefs as the Shanars.
16
A small amount of jerking up and kicking back made little difference.
This collocation consists of:
Little difference through the time
Little difference across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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