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Definition of somewhat - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
degreein a small or limited way or amount
- She was somewhat tired after the trip.
- The weather was somewhat chilly today.
- He was somewhat surprised by the news.
Origin of somewhat
Old English, sum (some) + hwæt (what)
Terms with somewhat included in their meaning
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difficulty
somewhat hard to do or understand
degree
slightly or somewhat
quantity
somewhat additional or extra
degree
somewhat or to a moderate extent
slight increase
somewhat beyond a certain point
colors
somewhat black and grey in color
moderate dryness
somewhat dry but not completely
body
somewhat overweight or chubby
size
somewhat big in size or extent
color appearance
looks somewhat like silver in color or shine
pale color
somewhat white or almost white in color
approximate
approximately or somewhat more than a number
unusual
somewhat unusual or unique
unbelievable
somewhat difficult to believe or accept
general standard
somewhat satisfactory or acceptable, sometimes better than anticipated
somewhat
to some extent or degree, not completely
approximate quality
somewhat like or similar to a certain quality
similarity
somewhat similar to something
fame
person who is somewhat famous but not very important
above average
somewhat above average in height or level
satisfaction
somewhat satisfactory or pleasing in nature or effect
imperfect
not a perfect example but somewhat similar
colors
somewhat brown in color
colors
somewhat pink in color
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- French:un peu, ...
- German:etwas, ...
- Italian:un po', ...
- Spanish:algo, ...
- Portuguese:um pouco, ...
- Chinese:有点, ...
- Japanese:少し, ...
- Arabic:إلى حد ما, ...
- Hebrew:קְצָת, ...
- Russian:несколько, ...
- Ukrainian:дещо, ...
- Hindi:कुछ हद तक, ...
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