adv. to a small degree; somewhat
I was a bit scared.
I was a bit scared.
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Why are the twins a bit nervous about trusting the Pandavas?
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What does "time for a bit of shut-eye" mean?
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Why are the reptile exhibits at a zoo a bit disappointing, according to the author?
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Why does Eva's handwriting look a bit shaky when she is in the hospital?
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A good story may require a bit of exaggeration.
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When Rachel and Kirsty taste a bit of honey it has a fizzy taste. What does that mean?
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Tangle the Lemur had a bit of a problem when Sonic arrived. What was her problem?
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The whole business sounds like a bit of flimflam to me.
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Her accent had a bit of a twang.
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We spiced the soup with a bit of pepper. OR She spiced up her dull outfit.
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This wheel has a bit of a wobble.
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What did Andrea do that made Toby's return to school a bit more interesting?
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I wish the article had approached the issue with a bit more detachment.
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When did Hermit Crab decide that his new shell was getting a bit small?
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a little; a trifle; to a small degree; somewhat
not at all
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