do much's Usage Examples:

Teobaldo was not able to do much more than preach, sacerdotally, since he still was not a priest.

about the campaign with The Scotsman on 28 July, he said "I don"t really do much promotional stuff but felt that with this one I could be honest.

They didn"t do much with my first album for them, The Eagle, either.

Ho the Dragon Tailed – A quiet sniper with dark green skin and a tail, Ho doesn't say or do much during the movie.

do much for me," especially the pieces by Gibson, "written a little too coyly: all style and not enough story for my taste," and Bishop, "bits and puppy.

local charities, in conjunction with volunteers from the community who do much of the labor of harvesting.

Philp's proposals received positive coverage for mounting 'pressure' and arguing that 'asset managers had to do much more to engage with companies, in particular to exert some degree of control over executive pay.

Wingers do much high-speed running from defence to attack.

In the season finale, when Noah is unable to come to Jack's wedding, Grace is not happy after overhearing Will say she can do much better than him, and begins to wonder where their relationship is going.

Writings on gifted education bring up two reasons for supposing that some IQ scores are underestimates of a test-taker's intelligence:they tend to perform all subtests better than less talented people;they tend to do much better on some subtests than others, raising the inter-subtest variability and chance that a ceiling will be encountered.

The show co-stars friends from his construction days ("my band of unemployable idiots"), who do much of the renovation.

Many Nasugbugueños, even those who do not do much cooking, take pride in making a variety of sweets such as sweetened yam, sweetened coconut, and similar products.

are often seriously ill or require complex investigations, internists do much of their work in hospitals.

Synonyms:

untold, overmuch, more, more than, such, some,

Antonyms:

little, less, scarcity, fewer, few,