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1. (n.) modicum
a moderate or small amount.
Etymology: (1425–75; late ME < L, n. use of neut. of modicus moderate)
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| Definition of 'modicum' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) modicum
a small or moderate or token amount
"England still expects a modicum of eccentricity in its artists"- Ian Jack
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| Definition of 'modicum' |
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1. (noun) modicum
a little; a small quantity; a measured simply
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Sense: a small quantity.
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 Afrikaans: klein hoeveelheid |
 Arabic: قَليل |
 Bulgarian: малко количество |
 Brazilian: módico |
 Czech: trocha |
 German: kleine Menge |
 Danish: smule |
 Greek: μικρή ποσότητα, (ένα) ελά |
 Spanish: mínimo, pizca |
 Estonian: natuke |
 Farsi: مقدار کم |
 Finnish: hiukkanen |
 French: minimum |
 Hebrew: שֶׁמֶץ, קוֹרטוֹב |
 Hindi: टुकड़ा |
 Croatian: malenkost |
 Hungarian: kis mennyiség |
 Indonesian: sedikit |
 Icelandic: ögn; lítilræði; lágmark |
 Italian: un po' |
 Japanese: 少量 |
 Korean: 소량 |
 Lithuanian: truputis |
 Latvian: mazumiņš |
 Malay: sedikit |
 Dutch: beetje |
 Norwegian: lite grann, minimum |
 Polish: odrobina |
 Persian: مقدار کم |
 Pashto: لږ څه |
 Portuguese: módico |
 Romanian: minim, modic |
 Russian: очень малое количество |
 Slovak: trocha |
 Slovenian: malenkost |
 Serbian: minimum |
 Swedish: smula, minimum |
 Thai: จำนวนเล็กน้อย |
 Turkish: küçük miktar, azıcık |
 Taiwanese: 少量，一點點 |
 Ukrainian: дуже мала кількість, крих |
 Urdu: تھوڑی مقدار |
 Vietnamese: số lượng ít ỏi |
 Chinese: 少量，一点点，一小份 |
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