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translations for
think little of
Definition of think little of
To
dislike
; to hold in low
esteem
; to look upon without
favour
or
admiration
To be willing to do without
compunction
or deep
consideration
Examples
The ruthless businessman
thought little of
bribing or eliminating his competitors.
Related words
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bethink
rethink
thinking
thinker
freethinker
doublethink
unthinkable
thinkable
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