Adverb:

অন্তত বিট,

the least bit's Usage Examples:

Ruskin said that the artists were "all the least bit crazy and it's very difficult to manage them.

regurgitating conventional pieties, suppose you say something that's the least bit unexpected or controversial, people will quite reasonably expect to.

This was really the last race that Richard Petty was even the least bit competitive.

He walks through the part without showing the least bit of interest in any of it.

reform nor the narrator's attempts to win a woman's esteem proving the least bit successful.

You do not give us the least bit of humanity.

upper-middle-class smugness when it's even the least bit funny and insufferable self-righteousness when it's even the least bit conscious.

"If you told me he could make the ball sit up and beg, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised.

Since she is not the least bit in love, she congratulates him.

He isn't the least bit perturbed, for example, when his lovely wife Julie (Rosalind Russell).

'Men, wounded in three and four places, not able to help themselves the least bit, lay almost swimming in water,' Broadhead said.

was for me and my wife, doesn't mean that that standard is reduced in the least bit.

Nothing happens that is in the least bit frightening.

ensemble is one of the works strongest appeals; if only it had been in the least bit upset now and again, one suspects the results would be stronger still.

He was not the least bit effeminate, not at all like the usual female impersonator of minstrelsy.

Cecil, not in the least bit fooled by the disguise remarks, "Clean livin', friend.

is unable to avoid is that Hopkins and Miller don't look (or talk) the least bit like one another.

It's not in the least bit raucous.

with its review by Alex Henderson stating, "McPherson's Mood isn't the least bit innovative (by 1969 standards), but it's definitely solid and enjoyable".

was completely inane and did nothing except prevent me from becoming the least bit interested in this episode".

Synonyms:

at all; in the least;

Antonyms:

most; inconsequence;