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marginally

/mahr-juh-nl-ee/US // ˈmɑr dʒə nl i //

稍微,略为,稍微有点,略微

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Definitions

adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : by a minimal, insignificant, or almost insufficient amount: This student routinely submits work of substandard or marginally acceptable quality.Pork exports in May were marginally higher compared with the previous year.
    • : at a barely adequate level: The shelter offers shower and laundry facilities for homeless and marginally housed adults.
    • : in the margin of a page: It is obvious that Jack London read these books, as they are marked, underlined, and marginally annotated.
    • : on the border of something: On the wings of butterflies, marginally located contrastive markings create false edges, helping to decrease detection by predators.

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Examples

  • If hitchhiking was marginal before the virus, now the idea of letting a stranger into the car seems utterly outlandish.

  • So my tax rate is pretty much the highest federal marginal rate.

  • What’s more, currently marginal use cases such as notifying you about nearby friends could become dominant.

  • There was also a marginal increase in particulate matter in 59 other counties without early shutdowns, but the findings were not conclusive.

  • For clarity, our simple analysis is different than the cost-per-vote metric used by some campaign strategists, which is the likelihood of changing an election outcome with a marginal vote.

  • Democrats faired marginally better in the study, ringing in at 31 percent.

  • Yet, Arkansas had been marginally healthier than the states surrounding it.

  • Those drugs cost around $5,000 a week but are only marginally effective.

  • There are other survivors who live in marginally better conditions.

  • Tempted by the second helping of cake, the only-marginally-reduced Jimmy Choos, or the bouncy intern who really “gets” you?

  • Wandering marginally through distinguished gatherings, I would catch the whispers: "That's Mr. Ponderevo!"

  • Such quotations of places to be marginally set down as shall serve for the fit reference of one Scripture to another.

  • The less useful (marginally viewed) is traded for the more useful.

  • He was chewing on an unlit cigarette, a disgusting habit that was only marginally less gross than smoking them.

  • Such Quotations of Places to be marginally set down, as shall serve for the fit reference of one Scripture to another.