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fragmento
A tiny or scarcely detectable amount.
whit
shred
jot
iota
tittle
smidgen
smidge
smidgeon
smidgin
Portuguese
fragmento
1
The only man who never had a
scintilla
of doubt is himself.
2
But no
scintilla
of the horrible truth reached his cautious, well-balanced brain.
3
The Latin diminutive
scintilla
,
a little spark, comes from the same root.
4
There is not a
scintilla
of logical reasoning in defense of the operation.
5
There is not the faintest
scintilla
of hope in my doing anything whatever.
6
He provides not a
scintilla
of evidence to support his assertion.
7
A rebuff, the gentlest possible, but leaving no
scintilla
of hope.
8
If he have even a
scintilla
of doubt, he must pass.
9
We haven't a
scintilla
of evidence to connect him with his employer's murder.
10
The Hebrews in their servile period caught not a
scintilla
of the Egyptian faith.
11
Not if your local authorities have a
scintilla
of respect for the Founding Fathers.
12
Anything that would provide a
scintilla
of warmth was to be taken advantage of.
13
There is not a
scintilla
of exaggeration in this statement.
14
There is not one
scintilla
of evidence to back this up other than hearsay.
15
Give me a
scintilla
of evidence, and I am ready to jump at them.''
16
And is there," he asked, "a feminine
scintilla
of sense in that?"
scintilla
have a scintilla
tiny scintilla
diminutive scintilla
entertain no scintilla
faintest scintilla
Portuguese
fragmento
pingo
pouco