Adverbs of Degree - Adverbs of Low Degree

used to show that someone or something is equally not capable, likely, or involved

to a very small degree or extent

to a small extent or degree

to the lowest extent

used to indicate a small or limited amount of something, often uncountable

to a small extent or degree

nothing more than what is to be said

in the slightest degree, usually used with negatives

to the smallest degree or extent possible

to a very small or barely noticeable degree

almost not; only just enough

in a way that is spread out thinly, with few people or things in an area

in a manner indicating a small or insufficient amount

in a small amount, extent, or level

in a way that is faint, delicate, or so slight that it is hard to notice, explain, or define

in a manner indicating a lack of quantity or quality

in a way that involves a low concentration or small quantity of something

to a small or noticeable amount, used to emphasize a negative or interrogative statement

in a way that is unimportant, frivolous, or lacking seriousness

in a way that is extremely small in amount, degree, or size

to an extremely small or almost unnoticeable extent