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Adverbs of Degree - Adverbs of Low Degree

These adverbs act as mitigators to indicate that something exists or happens to a minimal degree, such as "hardly", "little", "minimally", etc.

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Categorized English Adverbs of Degree
no

not to any extent

[Adverb]
hardly

to a very small degree

[Adverb]
little

to a small extent or degree

[Adverb]
least

to the lowest extent

[Adverb]
a little

a small amount

[Adverb]
a bit

to a small extent or degree

[Adverb]
merely

nothing more than what is to be said

[Adverb]
remotely

to a very small degree

[Adverb]
minimally

to the smallest degree or extent possible

[Adverb]
marginally

to a small extent

[Adverb]
scarcely

used to convey a sense of extreme rarity or absence

[Adverb]
sparsely

used to refer to someone or something that is dispersed in a way that is very hard to figure out, assemble, or find

[Adverb]
scantily

in a manner indicating a small or insufficient amount

[Adverb]
slightly

in a small amount, extent, or level

[Adverb]
subtly

in a manner that is not easily noticable

[Adverb]
insufficiently

in a manner indicating a lack of quantity or quality

[Adverb]
lightly

to a small degree

[Adverb]
any

used to make a negative statement stronger or to ask if something is present or happening to any degree

[Adverb]
trivially

in a manner that suggests something is of little importance

[Adverb]
infinitesimally

to an exceedingly small or immeasurable degree

[Adverb]
vanishingly

to an extremely small or almost unnoticeable extent

[Adverb]
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