marginally

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

稍微,略为,稍微有点,略微

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

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.

as inslightly

Synonyms

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 ( viewed) is traded for the more useful.

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

稍微,略为,稍微有点,略微

adv.副词 adverb

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.

as inslightly

Synonyms

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 ( viewed) is traded for the more useful.