Sentence for least | Use least in a sentence

Sentence using the word least. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use least in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for least.

  • At least not just yet. (13)
  • Henry Tilney at least was not. (4)
  • At least I can see for myself. (10)
  • And at least it implies wealth. (10)
  • At least, I am immensely older. (10)
  • Or, at least, the first one has. (9)
  • At least, I thought so just now. (10)
  • You swear the violet costs least. (10)
  • He at least was bound to supply them. (10)
  • And at least it is a pleasant incident. (2)
  • Jon had the least resentful of natures. (8)
  • You will not be alone: at least, so I think. (10)
  • This, the cruellest, was the least of the evils. (10)
  • Least of all should Nevil Beauchamp have done it. (10)
  • She, at least, was reverential to the memory of him. (10)
  • At least, her thinking of them led to him, he to them. (10)
  • All the rest, in speculation at least, was perfectly smooth. (4)
  • But it was all over with Port Royal, at least for the present. (19)
  • He felt the need of trees and fields, at least of their odour. (12)
  • He is the least respectful of the sentiments entertained by me. (10)
  • The papers varied, but their editorials did not, in purport at least. (9)
  • He at least had never injured her, and this was a world of compromise! (8)
  • He has given in all his debts; I hope at least he has not deceived us. (4)
  • The best of it is that there is always one at least who is never bored. (14)
  • He delighted in going to Pemberley, especially when he was least expected. (4)
  • She is a serious person, intellectually at least, and it is a serious story. (9)
  • He at least did not think so, and Colonel Halkett relied on his common sense. (10)
  • That is a sign of the absence, or at least of the dormancy, of the Comic idea. (10)
  • He never missed paying his respects to her at least three or four times a week. (18)
  • At least two good coats should be applied, and three coats give superior results. (17)
  • The multiplied apparatus of information has done at least that for the profession. (16)
  • Besides, there was an embarrassment, at least on her part, concerning the Dryfooses. (9)
  • I have not the least idea of his being a weak young man: I feel sure that he is not. (4)
  • Before the second coat is applied the first should have dried for at least two weeks. (17)
  • Perhaps the heaviest matter troubling it is that in which I was least wilfully guilty. (10)
  • With such encouragement, Catherine hoped at least to pass uncensured through the crowd. (4)
  • He had not the least notion that his wife still meant the words she had spoken overnight. (8)
  • I have really for some time past, for at least these three months, cared nothing about him. (4)
  • He thought best to conclude the war, and, at least, save the Canadas to the mother country. (18)
  • And at least the facts struck the public fancy and brought forth a remarkable family of myths. (2)
  • As a rule, all exterior doors should be at least 1¾ inches thick, and of white pine, painted. (17)
  • The grief for which he could ask no compassion had at least purified him to meet her embrace. (10)
  • Dacier was the thankfuller, the most admiring of the two; at the same time the least satisfied. (10)
  • It would probably be the middle of November at least; the middle of November was three months off. (4)
  • But Mrs. Dashwood could find explanations whenever she wanted them, which at least satisfied herself. (4)
  • It is in the little wheels, in those least obvious to inspection, that the derangement is likely to begin. (14)
  • They wanted a lesson, and they would get it; but it would take three months at least to bring them to heel. (8)
  • When Denny, and Wickham, and Pratt, and two or three more of the men came in, they did not know him in the least. (4)
  • It is a relation which you tell me is to give you great surprise; I hope at least it will not afford you any displeasure. (4)
  • So the guests were tolerably happy, or at least, with scarce an exception, open to the influences of champagne and music. (10)
  • He would be reduced to sneaking up to London, which tired him; and the least indisposition would cut him off even from that. (8)
  • His face had the least twist to one side, as though conforming to a kink in his philosophy; his eyes looked sad and restless. (8)
  • He had never been a persona grata to the judge, and if he did not become so now, he at least ceased to be actively displeasing. (9)
  • He received no explanation, and the irksome silence caused him to look through the window, as an escape for his mind, at least. (10)
  • With all the emphasis of a genius which she did not as yet deny them, they had demanded another six weeks at least of her Gallery. (8)
  • You must not expect news for we see no one with whom we are in the least acquainted, or in whose proceedings we have any Interest. (4)
  • So, he had washed his hands of it, making the condition that they should not marry until Bosinney had at least four hundred a year. (8)
  • In fact, style is the mantle of greatness; and say that the greatness is beyond our reach, we may at least pray to have the mantle. (10)
  • His attitude was strictly scientific; he denied nothing, but he expected the supernatural to be at least as convincing as the natural. (9)
  • Easy enough to break chains imposed by others, fling his cap over the windmill, and cry for the moment at least: I am unfettered, free! (8)
  • He anticipated that Nevil would at least come down to the funeral, but there was no appearance of him, nor a word to excuse his absence. (10)
  • But whatever he might have been going to say was at least postponed by the approach of a serving-maid, who brought a note to his daughter. (9)
  • He felt that Hart should have asked his consent before undertaking this outside work: at least it would have been more delicate to do so. (13)
  • It is quite possible that there will be further consolidations in New York and Boston before long; at least conditions are ripe for them. (16)
  • To be found there, even by a servant, would be unpleasant; but by the general (and he seemed always at hand when least wanted), much worse! (4)
  • V. So at least the travellers thought who were here revisiting the earliest scenes of childhood, and who perhaps found them unduly endeared. (9)
  • He emptied bumper after bumper and clinked glasses at least a dozen times with Frau Vorkel, who was immensely tickled with the unwonted honour. (5)
  • Had the standard of the public taste been set in philosophy, and the national enthusiasm centred in philosophers, he would at least have worked at books. (10)

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Definition of least:

  • least, lst, adj. (serves as superl. of little) little beyond all others: smallest. | adv. in the smallest or lowest degree. | advs. least’ways, least’wise, at least: however. | at least, or at the least, at the lowest estimate: at any rate. (0) | least, lst, conj. (_spens._). same as lest.(0)

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