Somewhat
Somewhat adverb - To some degree or extent.
To some degree and somewhat are semantically related in rather topic. In some cases you can use "To some degree" instead an adverb "Somewhat", when it comes to topics like little.
To some degree
Somewhat and to some degree are semantically related in little topic. You can use "Somewhat" instead an adverb phrase "To some degree", if it concerns topics such as moderately, to a certain extent.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rather and somewhat
- rather and to some degree
- bit and somewhat
- bit and to some degree
- fairly and somewhat
- fairly and to some degree
- something and somewhat
- something and to some degree
- little and somewhat
- little and to some degree
- pretty and somewhat
- pretty and to some degree
- moderately and somewhat
- moderately and to some degree
Both terms in one sentence
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Came Back Wrong: Her first resurrection courtesy of Nate Grey was somewhat this, as she was not actually a living, breathing person, but rather a physical manifestation of psionic energy that was to some degree still tainted by her corruption and death.
- Hate brought down the technicality to some degree in exchange for a Behemoth/Belphegor-tinged sound, in addition to increasing the breakdowns somewhat (albeit not to Infinite Death levels).
Source: Music / Thy Art Is Murder - Around this time, the concept of "Renegades" became somewhat more solid: The Doctor and the Master were so called because their actual names are, to some degree left to Fanon to clarify, unspeakable.
Source: Writer-Induced Fanon
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