Few
Few noun - A small number.
Rather
Rather adverb - By choice or preference.
Both words in one sentence
- In one year, RJ and Verne went as the movie versions of themselves, though RJ had to ask what Verne was supposed to be and Verne replied, "I dunno, some sort of iguana thingy." Friendship Moment: They're few and rather far between, but they're there.
Source: Comic Strip / Over the Hedge - On top of that, quite a few of their fusions can be rather underwhelming, with only a select few even breaking 2000 ATK.
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Being an elf, the "adopted" part was rather obvious, though her being one of the few treeshapers, she became very respected by the tribe that raised her as "good spirit of plenty".
Source: Muggle Foster Parents
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