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. Marie Woods:

   I couldn’t believe what I was looking at, I had to do a double take, i have seen a few smaller prints when out with friends, but nothing like this. I can no longer say that ‘archaeologists don’t do dinosaurs.’.

2. Cristina Baker:

   At that moment, it was like the weight I had been carrying for over 20 years of my life was lifted, i came in one way and left that room a completely different person. My heart was set on fire. I felt free. I wanted to turn my life around. From there, I went through a process of healing. It took a few months to get off the drugs, but I was ready to be free from it all – the drugs, the alcohol, all the things I was doing that were hurting me and others. I just felt like God was breaking the chains one by one.

3. Erin Loos Cutraro:

   It's about building the pipeline, if we want to see equity for women in government in our lifetime, we have to have record-breaking election cycles in the next few cycles to come.

4. Mark Carney:

   We are going through all our banks to make sure their contingency plans are the best that one can tell, are appropriate, we have stress-tested those institutions over the course of the last few years, against not this shock per se, but for elements of a related shock.

5. Blaine Schubert:

   The whole previous record of this particular type of bear is just known from a few localities in South America, and those are fragmentary remains, so, we went from not having any of this type of bear outside of South America to now having the best record of this type of bear from the Yucatn of Mexico.