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Meanings of somewhat in English
Portuguese
com justiça To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.
Synonyms
Examples for "slightly"
Examples for "slightly"
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The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
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The smaller animal health unit could also slightly increase margins, Bayer said.
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The situation with cats and coronavirus is slightly different, Dr Kovac said.
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ITunes in Europe will be a slightly empty service as a result.
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The reality is slightly more complicated than simply blaming the supermarkets, however.
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The second year we saw quite a bit of improvement, he said.
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So the situation is a bit different from before the Lehman crisis.
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This sophomore experience was quite a bit different than the previous year.
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Actually, since January of this year sales have increased quite a bit.
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This year the crisis management atmosphere seems to have lifted a bit.
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And some believe market actually picked up a little bit last year.
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In southern Europe we accept society to be a little bit messy.
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He needed a little celebration, given the events of the past year.
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France wanted some; Austria more; Prussia a little; Russia a few millions.
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Often a little talk is all that's necessary to resolve these problems.
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Never less than clear, but... perhaps... perfectly clear but a trifle sketchy?
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Poppy is a trifle more particular about the soil it grows in.
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Sometimes I think he stretches the limits of the law a trifle.
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The sole of the shoe was a trifle larger than the footprints.
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Blanche leaned back in the steamer chair and turned a trifle pale.
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They more or less agreed on the origin of the 'document': Moscow.
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Edwards had been working the state more or less constantly since 2003.
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The road follows more or less the course of the Orontes River.
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The result was that the US more or less destroyed the town.
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Similar, more or less formal standards are in place in other countries.
Usage of somewhat in English
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Market report:It was a somewhat quieter day in the Irish market yesterday.
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Many South Africans are somewhat reluctantly feeling a sense of hope today.
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This year, however, they were released somewhat later - on July 20th.
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When Jobs took medical leave in 2009 the situation was somewhat different.
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It's somewhat difficult to know precisely, as of course he can't speak.
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However, Fintan's understanding of the history of this issue is somewhat flawed.
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Overall, the paper was considered to be somewhat harder than last year.
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Therefore the equity-holder becomes somewhat responsible for the actions of the company.
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My family do not live in the United Kingdom; it's somewhat different.
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Brought in as designer I was given somewhat of a free hand.
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Now that I'm of a certain age, I think she's somewhat right.
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So it somewhat flummoxes me to question such words written by others.
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Scattered local reports on social media seemed to somewhat confirm the results.
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Conclusions: The present concepts of treatment complexity appear to be somewhat flawed.
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Overall, both groups rated their organizations as using research information 'somewhat well.'
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However, a late rally offset a somewhat weaker start to the session.
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Translations for somewhat
Somewhat through the time
Somewhat across language varieties
United Kingdom
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South Africa
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Ireland
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