Use of the word smattering in a sentence example

smattering

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A small and little smattering is very dangerous. [noun]

With a smattering of snow in the air, Charlton were in the early ascendancy. [noun]

Fairport Convention also included a smattering of songs by various folk artists. [noun]

Now myself, I am a poor journeyman barber, tolerably well made and understand some Latin, and have a smattering of Greek; but what of that. [noun]

I told her I had picked up a smattering of Italian, during a voyage up the Straits. [noun]

Ubi patria, as we learned a smattering of in our classical days in Alma Mater, vita bene. [noun]

She had the same smattering of English as her husband. [Please select]

Villiers left us, and we left Villiers, with more than a smattering of great literature. [Please select]

Both lads spoke German and French fluently, and both had a smattering of several other tongues. [Please select]

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