not many's Usage Examples:

As not many records exist from the ancient monarchies of Xinjiang the study of its coinage has determined when which rules reigned and the state of the economy based on metallurgical analyses.

Network executives realized that not many viewers were going to the site and decided to rebrand "Innertube" as "CBS.

On the other hand, if not many people are coming in and many are leaving it is easy to assume that there is a chance of violence, low economy, or not enough resources to fulfill the existing population.

At that moment, not many of the member governments were interested in the proposal.

There are not many sound effects in the game except a blipping sound when the player hits an edible object and another sound that resembles.

Originally, the term stretched west of the boulevard (present Karađorđev Park), but today not many people consider that part of Belgrade as part of Vračar.

Scotty and Alex referred to their show that night as their last show, claiming that not many radio shows get to do a final broadcast.

many words, "Inspector, I have not many years to live…" and embark on enormities of tedious repetition.

its environs over which he had not many times traveled as he walked unhurriedly alone, stooping somewhat, buried in thought, compelled by poor eyesight.

another person or persons, via donated blood); autologous exchange transfusion is possible (using autologous blood banking), but there are not many situations.

There are not many fences on the landscape, no long running fences, though there are many.

She expressed regret that, given the nature of her films, there were not many memorable roles during her acting career.

In Europe and North America, however, there were not many wild cherry trees with many large flowers suitable for cherry blossom viewing.

Synonyms:

poor white trash, vagrant, drifter, floater, pauper, vagabond, unfortunate, white trash, unfortunate person, poor person, down-and-out,

Antonyms:

settled, employer, stay in place, achiever, lucky,