What is another word for in some measure?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn sˌʌm mˈɛʒə], [ ɪn sˌʌm mˈɛʒə], [ ɪ_n s_ˌʌ_m m_ˈɛ_ʒ_ə]
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Synonyms for In some measure:
adv
• incompletely (adverb) • Other relevant words: (adverb)- halfway,
- not wholly,
- up to a certain point,
- to a certain degree,
- not strictly speaking,
- piece by piece,
- partly,
- in some ways,
- in part,
- in bits and pieces,
- at least,
- in a general way,
- at best,
- at worst,
- to a certain extent,
- half-way,
- not entirely,
- Fractionally,
- noticeably,
- little by little,
- at most,
- so far as possible,
- within limits,
- by installments.
adv.
• Other relevant words: (adverb) • partially (adverb) • partly (adverb)n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- incompletely,
- temperately,
- appreciably,
- after a fashion,
- less,
- tolerably,
- slightly,
- merely,
- purely,
- scarcely,
- kind of,
- very,
- pretty,
- sort of,
- somewhat,
- restrictedly,
- at any rate,
- to a degree,
- in moderation,
- within reason,
- more,
- in a measure,
- so far,
- part,
- rather,
- comparatively,
- quite,
- visibly,
- only,
- thus far,
- in a way,
- extremely,
- passably,
- to some extent,
- fairly,
- to some degree,
- simply.
How to use "In some measure" in context?
In some measure, I agree with my mother that there's no such thing as a free lunch. In fact, there's a good chance that the person offering you the free lunch is already taking advantage of you in some way. That's because free lunches usually come with strings attached.
Most free lunches are given as rewards for good behavior. That means you have to behave in a certain way in order to get your free lunch. Usually, this means that you have to sit in one spot and not move around. You also probably have to stay quiet while you're eating your lunch.
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