11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Whit' in a Sentence
"A tiny particle or bit, often used in negative phrases to indicate a very small amount or degree." more
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The old book was so worn that not a whit of its original cover remained.
The student's excuses were not a whit convincing to the teacher.
The rain continued to pour, not a whit concerned with the outdoor event.
The anxious student did not find the exam situation a whit less stressful.
The broken glasses were not a whit clearer, even after cleaning.
The old tree, weathered by time, did not lose a whit of its natural beauty.
The tired athlete did not find the demanding workout a whit easier.
The musician's practice did not make the difficult piece a whit easier to play.
The worn-out bridge had not a whit of stability left in its structure.
The wise advice given by the elder was not a whit heeded by the impulsive youth.
Despite the whits of advice, he decided to take his own path in life.
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