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. Frederick Simeone:

   The car was in excellent condition out of storage, all of the original bits were there, no missing parts, only the front end was banged in, so we had to hammer that out because it was simply too ugly. The rest of the paint was dull but intact and all we had to do was get rid of the oxidation, and it came out very decent. The only things that we had to replace ended up being brake lines and a few bits of wiring.

2. Steve Coe:

   Most have been taken by the police or EMS in an ambulance to a hospital, so the 'lived experience' we talk about is more than just going to counseling a few times.

3. Mitch Katz:

   I'm sorry that demand was so enormous over the last few days -- we did not anticipate so much news about Omicron, we did not anticipate that the supply chain would run out of the home tests. In my own pharmacies last week, there were shelves and shelves of home tests to take care of the demand. When I went by yesterday, there were none, good luck finding an at-home test in some parts of the country.

4. Bonnie Henry:

   People really wanted to hear me say that what they were considering [with regard to activities during the COVID-19 pandemic] was okay, no matter what that was. It just doesn’t work that way. The most important message was limit your contact to just a very few people.

5. Cameron Smith:

   I was maybe a little too technical with my swing (recently) and just went back to trying to see a shot and hit it, which has been nice around here, you have to hit so many different shots. A few putts went in today, which was nice.