We know that it's significantly more important than money and somewhat more important than health.
Deciduous with narrow, elongated leaves that are hairless and somewhat sticky.
For many diners who enjoy beans, the side effects can be somewhat unpleasant--the legumes are notorious for causing flatulence.
It was somewhat sweet smelling when burned and it does get a little tacky when in contact with alcohol.
Narrow, somewhat hairy foliage, mostly in tufts n more add to my plant list.
The idea that asylum-seekers are an uncontrollable flood is beginning to look somewhat alarmist.
They look somewhat snakelike, though sea snakes are entirely different.
Glossy leaves vary somewhat in size and texture depending on variety.
You're looking at footage at a somewhat infamous scam lecture an actor gave to a group of psychiatrists, about game theory.
But his enthusiasm for the separation of powers has faded somewhat.
British Dictionary definitions for somewhat
somewhat
/ˈsʌmˌwɒt/
adverb
1.
(not used with a negative) rather; a bit: she found it somewhat less easy than he
Word Origin and History for somewhat
adv.
c.1200, "in a certain amount, to a certain degree," from some + what. Replaced Old English sumdæl, sume dæle "somewhat, some portion," literally "some deal."