in some measure Idioma
in some measure
in some measure Somewhat, to a certain extent, as in
In some measure we owe these privileges to our parents. Shakespeare used this term in
A Midsummer Night's Dream (1:2): “I will condole in some measure.” Similarly,
in large measure, dating from the same period, means “to a considerable extent,” as in
In large measure the two sides agree. [c. 1600]
in some measure
To a assertive amount or extent; somewhat. While adamantine assignment and backbone will booty you far, success additionally depends in some admeasurement on acceptable fortune.Learn more: measurein some measure
Somewhat, to a assertive extent, as in In some admeasurement we owe these privileges to our parents. Shakespeare acclimated this appellation in A Midsummer Night's Dream (1:2): "I will abate in some measure." Similarly, in ample measure, dating from the aforementioned period, agency "to a ample extent," as in In ample admeasurement the two abandon agree. [c. 1600] Learn more: measurein some, equal, etc. ˈmeasure
(formal) to some, etc. admeasurement or degree: The addition of a new tax accounted in some admeasurement for the atrophy of the government. ♢ Our acknowledgment are due in according admeasurement to every affiliate of the team.Learn more: measure