English to Irish Meaning of hardly - ar éigean

Hardly :

ar éigean

adverb

ar éigean, tinn

Hardly :: éigean

← Hardihood

hardship →

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Definitions of hardly in English

Adverb(1) only a very short time before(2) almost not(3) slowly and with difficulty

Examples of hardly in English

(1) Employees can hardly sit, idly waiting for new work to come along.(2) But the maxim that you can fall in love at any age could hardly be more true than for James Foster and Barbara Scott.(3) I've ridden bikes for years, but nothing compares to this pain - I've hardly sat down for days.(4) I think it's a salutory consequence, hardly insignificant, but it's not Job One.(5) As time went by, a subtle change began to overtake her, transforming her by degrees into another person hardly recognizable to her children.(6) Kennedy is fully entitled to conduct his crusade to humble the medical profession, but this level of zeal hardly qualifies him for the conduct of a public inquiry.(7) How on earth can someone who can hardly stand up straight be expected to work out how drunk they are and then decide how to get themselves home on the basis of that?(8) I hardly think so(9) The binding nature of the court's legal opinion is hardly a matter of true concern for Zionists.(10) The surly behaviour of the United camp to the foreign media has hardly qualified as a charm offensive on either front.(11) Now being a Texas resident for the past five years might make me a citizen of the state, but it hardly qualifies me as a true Texan.(12) I could hardly see even straight ahead - the netting was against my eyes, so that I couldn't ignore it.(13) Now the 15-year-old club-mates can hardly bear to sit and watch the Games at home on television.(14) Even that hardly ensures true objectivity - whatever that is - but it's probably the best we can hope for.(15) The short multi-party history, however, shows that this desire hardly comes true and is never realized for long.(16) I staggered around in my kitchen for a few minutes holding my gut while I laughed because I could hardly sit on my chair!

Related Phrases of hardly

(1) hardly ever ::

éigean riamh

(2) hardly any ::

hardly aon

(3) hardly anybody ::

hardly aon duine

Related Phrases of hardly

(1) hardly ever ::

éigean riamh

(2) hardly any ::

hardly aon

(3) hardly anybody ::

hardly aon duine

Synonyms

Adverb

1. scarcely ::

éigean

Antonyms

Different Forms

hardly

Word Example from TV Shows

That HARDLY seems fair.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 4

Someone HARDLY touched their pumpkin pie. Want to share it with me?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

- I guess we'll just bring it up ourselves. - I HARDLY think so.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

I HARDLY have one at all.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

Oh, you're HARDLY out of the woods.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 9

Examples of hardly from TV Shows

That HARDLY seems fair.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 4

Someone HARDLY touched their pumpkin pie. Want to share it with me?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

- I guess we'll just bring it up ourselves. - I HARDLY think so.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

I HARDLY have one at all.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 8

Oh, you're HARDLY out of the woods.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 9

English to Irish Dictionary: hardly

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English to Irish Dictionary: hardly

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