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View usage for: (sʌmhwɒt) adverbYou use somewhat to indicate that something is the case to a limited extent or degree. [formal] He concluded that Oswald was somewhat abnormal. He explained somewhat unconvincingly that the company was paying for everything. Although his relationship with his mother had improved somewhat, he was still depressed. 'I believe you know him'—'Somewhat.' Synonyms: rather, quite, a little, sort of [informal] More Synonyms of somewhat somewhat in British English (ˈsʌmˌwɒt) adverb(not used with a negative) rather; a bit she found it somewhat less easy than he somewhat in American English (ˈsʌmˌhwʌt; ˈsʌmˌhwɑt; ˈsʌmˌwʌt; ˈsʌmwət) pronoun1. some degree, amount, portion, or part; a bit often followed by of somewhat of a surprise adverb2. to some extent or degree; a little; rather somewhat late Examples of 'somewhat' in a sentencesomewhat They are still scarred somewhat by what happened.In totalitarian countries the situation has been somewhat different.The size of the discount still looks somewhat unfair.In the second part of the book a somewhat different approach is taken.But examine the statistics and things look somewhat different.The survivors appear still somewhat puzzled that they survived that night and the week that followed when so many others did not.The bouquet was intense, the colour still brilliant if somewhat brown around the edge.The political situation in southern India was somewhat different.Letting a woman carry the torch for the Force is still somewhat radical.Last year's choice was somewhat different.As to the source of that enmity, we are still somewhat in the dark.People come here and are blown away by the beauty of a place that's still somewhat uncharted.Nonetheless, an education system that had happiness as one of its key performance indicators would be somewhat different.Better, but still somewhat intangible.The reality was somewhat different.Do you feel somewhat less relaxed when in the same bed, almost as if you were sharing a bed with a stranger?They collapsed by as much as 71 per cent in heavy trading before steadying somewhat but still plumbing their cheapest in three years.Yet the MoD's record since then has been somewhat less than rosy.Yet it, too, is somewhat less than it was.In real terms, the deterioration has been somewhat less, but still significant.A bin liner would be a much cheaper, though somewhat less durable, option.I was somewhat surprised to see the wheel has a 50mph limit, which makes it unsafe at motorway speeds. In other languagessomewhat British English: somewhat ADVERB You use somewhat to indicate that something is the case to a limited extent or degree. He concluded that the boy was somewhat abnormal. - American English: somewhat
- Brazilian Portuguese: um tanto
- Chinese: 稍微
- European Spanish: algo
- French: un peu
- German: etwas
- Italian: piuttosto
- Japanese: やや
- Korean: 다소
- European Portuguese: um tanto
- Latin American Spanish: algo
Chinese translation of 'somewhat' adv -
有点(點) (yǒudiǎn) somewhat to my surprise 让(讓)我有点(點)奇怪的是 (ràng wǒ yǒudiǎn qíguài de shì)
Definition rather He concluded that Oswald was somewhat abnormal. Synonyms to some extent to some degree SeeratherAdditional synonymsDefinition to a certain extent It was kind of sad, really. Synonyms rather, quite, sort of (informal), a little, a bit, pretty (informal), fairly, relatively, somewhat, slightly, moderately, to some extent, to some degree The machine operated moderately well. Synonyms reasonably, rather, quite, fairly, somewhat, slightly, to some extent, to a degree, in moderation, within reason, tolerably, within limits, passablyDefinition fairly I had a pretty good idea what she was going to do. Synonyms fairly, rather, quite, kind of (informal), somewhat, moderately, reasonably Definition to a greater than average extent I was doing quite well, but I wasn't earning a lot of money. Synonyms somewhat, rather, fairly, reasonably, kind of (informal), pretty (informal), relatively, moderately, to some extent, comparatively, to some degree, to a certain extent The sums needed are relatively small. Synonyms comparatively, rather, somewhat, to some extent, in or by comparison The house they moved to was slightly larger. Synonyms a little, a bit, somewhat, moderately, marginally, a shade, to some degree, on a small scale, to some extent or degree Definition as it were I sort of made my own happiness. Synonyms rather, somewhat, as it were, slightly, moderately, in part, reasonably |