Not much
Somewhat
Somewhat adverb - To some degree or extent.
Not much and somewhat are semantically related in to some extent topic. Sometimes you can use "Not much" instead an adverb "Somewhat".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- adequately and not much
- adequately and somewhat
- rather and not much
- rather and somewhat
- practically and not much
- practically and somewhat
- fairly and not much
- fairly and somewhat
- something and not much
- something and somewhat
- little and not much
- little and somewhat
- pretty and not much
- pretty and somewhat
Both terms in one sentence
- Somewhat surprisingly, the result is not much different from many darker stouts and porters which don't actually contain chocolate, but taste of it nonetheless.
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Loads and Loads of Characters: Your player character is somewhat generic (no personality - there's not much a storyline, duh) and is just fighting in the tournaments to usurp the current champion.
Source: Video Game / Unreal Tournament -
And in any case, the Vogons made it somewhat academic early on; there's not much more you can really say about a smouldering heap of rubble.
Source: Insignificant Little Blue Planet
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