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a few
A small number of persons or things. This phrase can differ slightly from few used alone, which means “not many.” For example, The party was to end at eight, but a few stayed on indicates that a small number of guests remained, whereas The party began at eight, and few attended means that hardly any guests came. [Late 1200s] Also see quite a bit (few).
Example Sentences
Alternatively, Australia would have to blood someone unproven at Test level, or recall a more experienced seamer who has not been around the side for a few years.
But every year, a few dozen elude social workers’ determined efforts to figure out who they are.
I met him a couple of years ago at my local Home Depot, and have hired him a few times to haul away household detritus.
More than 200 have been approved since the policy was introduced a few years ago.
"I have a few more points on my licence to play with, so let's see."
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