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a few

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective a few has 1 sense
  1. a few, a couple of - more than one but indefinitely small in number; "a few roses"; "a couple of roses"
    Antonym: many (indirect, via few)

Definitions from the Web

a few

Description:

"A few" refers to a small number or amount of something. It denotes a quantity that is more than one, but still relatively limited. It can be used as both a determiner and a pronoun.

Sample sentences:

  • Can you lend me a few dollars? I need change for the bus.
  • We have a few options for dinner tonight: pizza, sushi, or burgers.
  • Only a few people attended the meeting; it was quite disappointing.
  • I'll be ready to leave in a few minutes. Please wait for me.
  • She grabbed a few cookies from the jar and headed to her room.

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