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to a degree
Idioms and Phrases
Also, to an extent . See to some degree .Example Sentences
It is, to a degree, a hangover from the past.
One San Francisco office attorney agreed — to a degree.
I can empathise to a degree with the teenager, who said in his court statement that he feels like he is "living in hell".
That keeps people hooked on this genre to a degree that sometimes, against common sense, we let the villains win – even in real life — just to see what happens.
Pearce made a point of telling his podcast interviewer, “I don’t want to use the word ‘victim’ because, even though I probably was a victim to a degree, I was certainly not a victim by any means to the extent that other people have been to sexual predators.â€
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