smattering (Meaning)
smattering (n)
a small number or amount
a slight or superficial understanding of a subject
smattering (n.)
A slight, superficial knowledge of something; sciolism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of smattering
smattering Sentence Examples
- The lecture was a smorgasbord of knowledge, offering a smattering of insights from various disciplines.
- The museum's collection showcased a smattering of artifacts from different civilizations, providing a glimpse into the diversity of human history.
- The conversation was a meandering exchange of ideas, with a smattering of jokes and anecdotes thrown in for good measure.
- Her knowledge of the subject was limited to a smattering of basic facts, leaving her unprepared for the exam.
- The article contained a smattering of poorly substantiated claims, making it difficult to determine its reliability.
- The artist's portfolio presented a smattering of styles, ranging from realism to abstract expressionism.
- The meal featured a smattering of dishes, including both local specialties and international cuisine.
- The conference attracted a smattering of scholars from a variety of institutions, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue.
- The garden had a smattering of vibrant flowers, creating a colorful and fragrant display.
- The screenplay incorporated a smattering of flashbacks, providing context for the present-day narrative.
FAQs About the word smattering
a small number or amount, a slight or superficial understanding of a subjectA slight, superficial knowledge of something; sciolism.
handful, few, couple, sprinkle, scatter,scattering, sprinkling, smatter, grain,minority
most, many,many, thousands, crowd, host, multitude, majority, legion, horde
The lecture was a smorgasbord of knowledge, offering a smattering of insights from various disciplines.
The museum's collection showcased a smattering of artifacts from different civilizations, providing a glimpse into the diversity of human history.
The conversation was a meandering exchange of ideas, with a smattering of jokes and anecdotes thrown in for good measure.
Her knowledge of the subject was limited to a smattering of basic facts, leaving her unprepared for the exam.
