Synonyms for a few
a few

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1. a few(a), a couple of(a)adjective

   more than one but indefinitely small in number

   "a few roses"; "a couple of roses"

   Antonyms:
   many

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1. Shakuwra Dabre:

   Ismaaiyl was a very troubled young man whose life was in turmoil and spiraling out of control, we were estranged for a few years, with occasional contact. I am deeply sorry for the loss of the two innocent men who were killed, and offer my sincerest condolences to their families.

2. Nicholas Hoult:

   We spent a few days in a hotel room doing these...trust and acting exercises, it's weird, you don't often stare into people's eyes that long and when you do...you really quickly start to pick up on micro-expressions or whatever they give off and feelings perhaps and you just link up in a way.

3. Arbazz Nizami:

   I think we're at about six families now that we committed to taking care of as a sponsor. So we're waiting for those families to come into the U.S., we were told within a few weeks, so we're just waiting on them to come. We know the names of the families, we know how many, so we are committed to them and once they're here, we're going to pick them up from the airport, provide them with the housing and then take care of them from A to Z.

4. James Holton:

   She's just a good kid that worked hard. She spent most of her time around family. Had a few good friends. She would hang out here and there. She wasn't the type to always be out, [A] friend came and visit her from Jersey, and they went out yesterday for a little bit. … She had a really great personality, was just was living her life, and she was trying to stay away from any trouble and didn't hit bars like that. It was very unusual for her to even go to a bar.

5. Arthur Brisbane:

   Get away from the crowd when you can. Keep yourself to yourself, if only for a few hours daily.