No less than
Somewhat and no less than are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Somewhat" instead an adverb phrase "No less than".
Somewhat
Somewhat adverb - To some degree or extent.
No less than and somewhat are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "No less than" instead an adverb "Somewhat".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- partially and no less than
- partially and somewhat
- halfway and no less than
- halfway and somewhat
- in part and no less than
- in part and somewhat
- piecemeal and no less than
- piecemeal and somewhat
- incompletely and no less than
- incompletely and somewhat
- relatively and no less than
- relatively and somewhat
- at least and no less than
- at least and somewhat
Both terms in one sentence
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The sarcastic, somewhat jerkish sixteen-year old Anti-Hero in How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse wields no less than a pencil three-quarters her size.
Source: BFS - Batman Returns: Max Shreck shoots Catwoman no less than five times (though somewhat inaccurately) as she approaches him with a taser and his back to the main generator of Gotham Zoo.
Source: Self-Destructive Charge -
Set almost exclusively in a black milieu, but featuring no less than three white (and blond!) actors as major characters, and living (somewhat) like urban blacks.
Source: Periphery Demographic
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