At the end
Next to nothing and at the end are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Next to nothing" instead an adjective phrase "At the end".
Next to nothing
At the end and next to nothing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "At the end" instead an adjective phrase "Next to nothing".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- least and at the end
- least and next to nothing
- far off and at the end
- far off and next to nothing
- lowest and at the end
- lowest and next to nothing
- last and at the end
- last and next to nothing
- hindermost and at the end
- hindermost and next to nothing
- rearmost and at the end
- rearmost and next to nothing
- endwise and at the end
- endwise and next to nothing
Both terms in one sentence
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The Narrator, who we have never met and who we know almost next to nothing about, admits at the end that the shadow woman was her and that Marian and her were once like sisters.
Source: Literature / MARZENA -
The Narrator, who we have never met in the book and who we know almost next to nothing about, admits at the end that the shadow woman was her and that Marian was once like sister to her.
Source: Sequel Hook -
Ascended Extra: Meg, who did next to nothing in the original musical (singing one song, singing bit parts in other songs, and finding the Phantom's mask at the end), is now a major character.
Source: Theatre / Love Never Dies
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