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not a bit

ADVERB
hardly
Synonyms
STRONGEST
barely comparatively practically rarely seldom simply somewhat
STRONG
just
WEAK
almost inconceivably almost not by a hair by no means detectably faintly gradually imperceptibly infrequently little no more than no way not at all not by much not likely not markedly not measurably not much not notably not noticeably not often not quite once in a blue moon only only just perceptibly pretty near scantly slightly sparsely sporadically with trouble
Antonyms
STRONGEST
frequently
WEAK
very
PRONOUN
none
Synonyms
STRONGEST
no one nobody nothing
STRONG
nil zero zilch
WEAK
no one at all no part not a soul not a thing not any not anyone not anything not one
Antonyms
WEAK
some

Example Sentences

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I’m not a bit worried, and I would lose lots of money if I sold today.

From MarketWatch

I’m not a bit worried and I would lose lots of money if I sold today.

From MarketWatch

“Me? Not a bit. I write plays. I’m a man of the theater. A bard, if you will. Sorry, I know it sounds stuck-up when you say it like that. But it’s true. I may be a bit of a genius, in fact; I do feel a gleam of it here and there. Although, to be honest, I’ve had a hard time getting words on paper lately.”

From Literature

But he offered no lamentations and later he said he wasn’t disappointed: “Not a bit.”

From Los Angeles Times

And what's more, not a bit of the brown behemoth - on display at Birmingham tourist attraction Cadbury World - is fake.

From BBC

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.