Few
Few adjective - A quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by `a'; a small but indefinite number.
Unreliable is an antonym for few in referring to a specifically known amount topic.
Unreliable
Unreliable adjective - Not worthy of reliance or trust.
Few is an antonym for unreliable.
Nearby Words: unreliability, unreliably
Both words in one sentence
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Sensei-chan: Yoshinaga-sensei, though only Sotomura really knows how unreliable she is, though to offset this Yoshinaga is one of the few people who know the real Sotomura.
Source: Manga / Waratte! Sotomura-san -
Unreliable Narrator: You'll find few sane people willing to trust every word Satan says.
Source: Literature / I, Lucifer -
It was only luck and an unreliable talent for seeing a few seconds into the future that allowed Lord Ashley to survive the first rush against a Polish spy with an invisible sword.
Source: Invisible Means Undodgeable
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