to some extent
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To a limited degree.
Examples
We can to some extent rely on the weather forecast.
She to some extent agreed with the suggestion.
He to some extent understood why they were upset.
Their criticism to some extent was fair.
The new rule to some extent improves safety.
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Examples
She to some extent agreed with the suggestion.
He to some extent understood why they were upset.
The new rule to some extent improves safety.
I to some extent doubt the accuracy of that report.
We can to some extent rely on the weather forecast.
Their criticism to some extent was fair.
FAQ
What does to some extent mean?
It means to a limited degree, i.e., to a certain degree but not completely.
How do I use to some extent in a sentence?
You can say, “He was to some extent responsible for the delay,” to show partial responsibility.
What are synonyms for to some extent?
Synonyms include “to a degree,” “in part,” “somewhat,” “partially,” and “to a certain extent.”
What register is to some extent?
It is a neutral phrase suitable for everyday conversation.
Can to some extent be replaced by somewhat?
Yes, somewhat is a synonym that works in the same contexts.
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