Adjective:

హార్డ్ ఒకటి,

hardly a's Usage Examples:

Thomas (National Gallery, London) and his beautiful Nativity (Venice, Santa Maria dei Carmini, 1509) are hardly aught else.

was gradually assuming the mysterious aura of a famous work of art that hardly anyone had seen.

There was a large one along the roof in St David's Cathedral with the cinquefoils thereon but hardly any others in use.

dull, with hardly any purplish tinge and with some slight pale greyish opalescence in certain lights.

shot-torn Nationalists, meanwhile, had advanced several hundred miles with hardly a moment"s pause.

alleviate the inconvenience of rebellious and ambitious southern relatives, hardly a trace of the chateau remains.

Muslims scholar have hardly any difference of opinion on the need for managing, redeeming and mitigating general, business and life risks covered by the insurance business.

apart from the fact that "gracile" is a natural and convenient term, it is hardly a neologism; the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary gives the source date.

" There is hardly a field of molecular biology that is not affected by his work, which has.

privileges of the Church in France, where bishoprics and abbacies had been wrangled over even before the Parlement of Paris: "hardly anywhere were elections.

The preparations of Sophie's wedding were hardly a surprising development considering the funeral atmosphere that prevailed at the home of her widowed mother.

Abdul Kareem, an agricultural extensionist of India Art as a medium for extension is hardly a novel experiment.

ought never to have been written, for there is hardly a single form of meanness which it does not seem to extol, or of school mismanagement which it does.

Synonyms:

few,

Antonyms:

many, all,