SO VERY LITTLE

Definition: Indicating a very small amount or quantity, emphasizing the minimal nature of something.

Synonyms: Extremely Small, Minuscule Amount, Tiny Quantity, Bare Minimum, Scanty Portion

Usage Examples in Sentences

He had so very little candy left after sharing with his friends.

The tiny plant required so very little water to thrive in the desert.

The backpack weighed so very little without all the books.

The village had so very little rainfall this year, causing concerns among the farmers.

He had so very little experience with public speaking that the idea of giving a presentation made him nervous.

The tiny bird needed so very little space to build its nest in the garden.

The explorer discovered a remote island with so very little human influence, preserving its natural beauty.

With so very little time remaining, she rushed to finish the last chapter of the gripping novel.

I have so very little patience for incompetence.

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The tiny shop had so very little space for customers to move around.

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He spoke with so very little enthusiasm that no one believed his words.

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So very little did she know about the topic that her presentation fell flat.

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Her presentation fell flat, as she knew so very little about the topic.

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His understanding of the subject was so very little that he struggled to answer basic questions.

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They offered so very little assistance that the project suffered significant delays.

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She found so very little joy in the routine of her daily life.

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In the vast desert, so very little water could be found.

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So very little attention was paid to the details, resulting in errors.

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The explorer encountered so very little civilization in the remote jungle.