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单词 modicum
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modicum

And it only requires a modicum of skill for the choice to be framed in this way.It is necessary work and can perhaps provide a modicum of closure to individuals or a country.So spurred on by necessity and a modicum of common sense let us look more closely at the distances usually recommended.But if you do get a modicum of success, you have to give yourself a smile.Off the pitch, they yearn for an owner with a bit of class and a modicum of good sense.Sometimes tendons were transplanted to restore a modicum of mobility, though not in the first year and not under the age of ten.In an otherwise deathly dull contest, the spectacle of the siblings slogging it out for the top job has provided a modicum of entertainment.It requires a modicum of discipline, of course, but so what?Finally with a modicum of calm restored, the French rallied admirably.
(noun) 
Definition
a small amount
I like to think I've had a modicum of success.
Synonyms
little
Don't give me too much. Just a little.
bit
a bit of cake
drop
touch
She thought she might have a touch of flu.
inch
scrap
a fire fuelled by scraps of wood
dash
Add a dash of balsamic vinegar.
grain
a grain of sand
particle
Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth.
fragment
She read everything, digesting every fragment of news.
atom
one carbon atom attached to four hydrogens
pinch
a pinch of salt
ounce
If only my father had possessed an ounce of business sense.
shred
There is not a shred of truth in this story.
small amount
crumb
I stood up, brushing crumbs from my trousers.
tinge
Could there have been a slight tinge of envy in her voice?
mite
tad (informal)
speck
He leaned forward and brushed a speck of dust off his shoes.
iota
Our credit standards have not changed one iota.
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Nearby words of
modicum

  • modernize
  • modest
  • modesty
  • modicum
  • modification
  • modify
  • modish

Synonyms of 'modicum'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of dash
Definition
a small amount
Add a dash of balsamic vinegar.
Synonyms
drop,
little,
bit,
shot (informal),
touch,
spot (British),
suggestion,
trace,
hint,
pinch,
sprinkling,
tot,
trickle,
nip,
tinge,
soupçon
in the sense of fragment
Definition
an incomplete piece
She read everything, digesting every fragment of news.
Synonyms
piece,
part,
bit,
scrap,
particle,
portion,
fraction,
shiver (archaic, literary),
shred,
remnant,
speck,
sliver,
wisp,
morsel,
oddment,
chip
in the sense of grain
Definition
a very small amount
a grain of sand
Synonyms
bit,
piece,
trace,
spark,
scrap,
suspicion,
molecule,
particle,
fragment,
atom,
ounce,
crumb,
mite,
jot,
speck,
morsel,
granule,
scruple,
modicum,
mote,
whit,
iota,
scintilla (rare)
in the sense of iota
Definition
a very small amount
Our credit standards have not changed one iota.
Synonyms
bit,
particle,
atom,
trace,
hint,
scrap,
grain,
mite,
jot,
speck,
whit,
tittle,
scintilla (rare)
in the sense of ounce
Definition
a small amount
If only my father had possessed an ounce of business sense.
Synonyms
shred,
bit,
drop,
trace,
scrap,
grain,
particle,
fragment,
atom,
crumb,
snippet,
speck,
whit,
iota
in the sense of particle
Definition
an extremely small piece or amount
Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth.
Synonyms
bit,
piece,
scrap,
grain,
molecule,
atom,
shred,
crumb,
mite,
jot,
speck,
mote,
whit,
tittle,
iota
in the sense of pinch
Definition
the quantity that can be taken up between a thumb and finger
a pinch of salt
Synonyms
dash,
bit,
taste,
mite,
jot,
speck,
small quantity,
smidgen (informal),
soupçon
in the sense of scrap
Definition
a small piece of something larger
a fire fuelled by scraps of wood
Synonyms
piece,
fragment,
bit,
trace,
grain,
particle,
portion,
snatch,
part,
atom,
remnant,
crumb,
mite,
bite,
mouthful,
snippet,
sliver,
morsel,
modicum,
iota
in the sense of shred
Definition
a very small amount
There is not a shred of truth in this story.
Synonyms
particle,
trace,
scrap,
grain,
atom,
jot,
whit,
iota
in the sense of speck
Definition
a small or tiny piece of something
He leaned forward and brushed a speck of dust off his shoes.
Synonyms
particle,
bit,
grain,
dot,
atom,
shred,
mite,
jot,
modicum,
whit,
tittle,
iota

Additional synonyms

in the sense of tinge
Definition
a very small amount
Could there have been a slight tinge of envy in her voice?
Synonyms
trace,
bit,
drop,
touch,
suggestion,
dash,
pinch,
smack,
sprinkling,
smattering,
soupçon
in the sense of touch
Definition
a small amount
She thought she might have a touch of flu.
Synonyms
bit,
spot (British),
trace,
drop,
taste,
suggestion,
hint,
dash,
suspicion,
pinch,
smack,
small amount,
tinge,
whiff,
jot,
speck,
smattering,
intimation,
tincture
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