Antonyms for a fewa 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. House Judiciary Committee:

   With few fraud detection measures and effective background checks in place, it's no surprise that ICE arrested over a dozen DACA recipients last week, most of whom had already been convicted of a crime, i and other members of the House Judiciary Committee have expressed concern about this for years.

2. William Bruce James:

   I feel a little bad for him because he now is going to experience something that very few people he associates with understand, of walking into a room and being prejudged just because of how he looks. People thinking they know something about him.

3. Bethy Hardeman:

   If you have a goal to buy a home together in a few years, then better credit scores will benefit both of you: You will see lower interest rates, more affordable monthly payments, and maybe even be able to buy a better house.

4. Donovan Mitchell:

   I think we shot ourselves in the foot a few times with the turnovers. And that’s really what kind of played into their taking advantage, when you allow a team to get out in transition, get going early, it’s tough to come back after that.

5. The Journal:

   So apparently we did for close NATO allies, but we apparently made just a few exceptions and one of them is the leader of Turkey, Erdogan - not exactly a savory character. The other one was a close ally of democracy an elected leader, Netanyahu.

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