Pronunciation: /ˈsmætərɪŋ/
noun a small amount or number of something
A1 She only had a smattering of knowledge about the subject.
A2 The tour guide provided a smattering of information about the historical site.
B1 The book gave a smattering of examples to illustrate the concept.
B2 Despite having a smattering of experience, he was able to complete the task successfully.
C1 The professor's lecture provided a smattering of insights into the complex theory.
C2 The expert had only a smattering of evidence to support his controversial claim.
adjective a small or slight amount
A1 She had a smattering of French from high school.
A2 He only had a smattering of knowledge about the subject.
B1 The workshop provided a smattering of information on the topic.
B2 Despite his smattering of experience, he managed to complete the project successfully.
C1 Her smattering of expertise in the field made her a valuable asset to the team.
C2 The professor's lecture was filled with a smattering of references to various academic theories.
formal The research paper contained only a smattering of relevant references.
informal There was just a smattering of people at the party.
slang I only have a smattering of knowledge about cars.
figurative The artist added a smattering of color to the painting to make it more vibrant.
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