modicums (Meaning)

modicums

a small amount, a small portion

The rainfall brought a modicum of relief to the drought-stricken region.
The patient received a modicum of painkillers to alleviate their discomfort.
The company offered a modicum of profit-sharing to its employees.
The teacher demonstrated a modicum of patience with her struggling students.
The government imposed a modicum of taxes on essential goods to minimize the burden on citizens.
The artist's brushstrokes imparted a modicum of realism to the painting.
The student's knowledge of history was a modicum of what was expected on the exam.
The gardener used a modicum of fertilizer to promote healthy plant growth.
The chef added a modicum of salt to enhance the flavor of the dish.
The research team made a modicum of progress in their study of neurodegenerative diseases.

a small amount, a small portion

licks, little, hoots, whits, durns,damns, shadows, darns, bits, ounces

No antonyms found.

The rainfall brought a modicum of relief to the drought-stricken region.

The patient received a modicum of painkillers to alleviate their discomfort.

The company offered a modicum of profit-sharing to its employees.

The teacher demonstrated a modicum of patience with her struggling students.