think little of

The phrase "think little of" describes a dismissive or low-regard attitude towards someone or something.

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Definition

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(informal)To have a low opinion or minimal respect for someone or something.

Example

  • He thinks little of the new policy changes at work.
  • She thought little of his advice and chose to ignore it.

B2General

(informal)To consider someone or something as unimportant or not worthy of serious thought.

Example

  • They thought little of the warning and continued their journey.
  • He thought little of the old traditions and preferred modern practices.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "think little of":

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