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somewhat

[suhm-hwuht, -hwot, -hwuht, -wuht, -wot, -wuht] / ˈsʌmˌʰwʌt, -ˌʰwɒt, -ʰwət, -ˌwʌt, -ˌwɒt, -wət /


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When the name change to MS NOW was announced in October, the network’s internal research showed 31% of viewers found the idea somewhat unappealing or very unappealing, a warning light for what might be ahead.

From Los Angeles Times

Big picture: “Confidence ticked up in February after falling in January, as consumers’ pessimistic expectations for the future eased somewhat,” said Dana Peterson, chief economist of the Conference Board.

From MarketWatch

New Zealand’s central bank is expected to focus on a somewhat troubling inflation problem, but avoid any urge to rush toward raising interest rates.

From The Wall Street Journal

The reaction was somewhat subdued, which might have something to do with the fact that results were “less bad than expected,” according to Citi Research analyst Daniel Grosslight.

From Barron's

It is a somewhat dubious honor, but the new incumbent sits on a much sturdier throne than the previous one.

From Barron's