Smidgen meaning and synonyms from the book 601 Words You Need to Know to Pass Your Exam for SAT & GRE candidates used in authentic context. Listen to any word or phrase by selecting the text and learn smidgen with images.
/ˈsmɪdʒ.ɪn/ (noun)
Smidgen meaning
(also smidgin or smidgeon) a very small amount or quantity of something, bagatelle, insignificance, infinitesimal amount, bit, atom, particle, trivial amount, iota, jot, morsel, speck, drop, soupçon, scintilla, tiny amount
Example of smidgen
When people say ” he/she hasn’t changed a smidgen” should that be a compliment?
It depends on the tone of voice, to be honest.
If said fondly, then you can guarantee that it’s a compliment, to imply that the said person still has the same good, aspiring qualities that they have had before.
If said negatively, then it probably means that they’re trying to say the opposite. They’re saying that the said person still has the same bad qualities that they have had before.
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