Few
Few adjective - A quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by `a'; a small but indefinite number.
Indefinite is an antonym for few in referring to a specifically known amount topic.
Indefinite
Indefinite adjective - Being or seeming to be without limits.
Few is an antonym for indefinite.
Nearby Words: indefinable, indefinitely
Both words in one sentence
- The Book of Vile Darkness lets the Bestow Curse spell cause indefinite sterility, an option that probably attracts a few willing victims.
Source: Fantasy Contraception -
At first, Randy said he would be updating them a few times a week but between life being busy and personal circumstances that left him less inclined to work on them, both went on "indefinite hiatus".
Source: Webcomic / Something*Positive - The Chessmaster: Loads of them, 90% on the human side, with their king being General Dave Badass Petraeus (seriously, just look at any of his scenes), one with an indefinite side (Michael-Lan), and a few on the demon side who were all out-chessed by humanity and end up being Unwitting Pawns.
Source: Literature / The Salvation War
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