smidgen

Example Sentences

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Bond mavens are a little better than economists at predicting short-term inflation, while economists are a smidgen better than bond mavens at looking a few years ahead.

From New York Times

The full moon will officially occur very late on the night of July 23 in the eastern United States, rising a smidgen before Saturn.

From Washington Post

For those who want to show a smidgen of subtlety in their advocacy.

From The Verge

There’s a smidgen of potential nonetheless — especially in a subscription model.

From Washington Post

This leaves Democrats torn between seating Hart and adding a smidgen of breathing room to their precipitous 219-211 majority — with five vacancies — or rejecting her claim and avoiding accusations of a hypocritical power play.

From Seattle Times