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to a degree

Idioms  
  1. Also, to an extent. See to some degree.


Example Sentences

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It worked to a degree, Ayton scoring 15 points, grabbing eight rebounds and blocking three shots.

From Los Angeles Times

And while the manager confessed to a degree of seasonal excess, he expects his players to have maintained their fitness standards.

From Barron's

Having seen the film twice, I liked it more the second time, when I started to appreciate Marty to a degree.

From The Wall Street Journal

And respondents were more willing to raise taxes than cut benefits, the Cato poll found — to a degree.

From MarketWatch

Netflix’s WBD takeover bid has shaken top industry players to a degree that an anonymous group of “concerned feature film producers” emailed members of Congress expressing their concern that the streamer would destroy the theatrical marketplace, Variety reports.

From Salon