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1. not at all 1. Not in any way or capacity. We are not at all concerned about the impact it may have on our profits this year.

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2. Adverb. Not in any way. Not at all. Scarcely (used to qualify a statement by saying that it is true to an insignificant degree) Phrase. Used as a polite reply after being thanked. Prepositional phrase. Under no circumstances. more.

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3. little. no more than. no way. not a bit. not at all. not by much. not likely. not markedly. not measurably.

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4. All the time and always; Often and many times; Usually; Rarely and not often; Happening at particular intervals of time; Happening or done at the same time; Again; During a particular period of time; Never and never again; Gradually; Regularly and regular; Starting and stopping often; One after another; General words relating to frequency and.

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6. used to say "no" or "not" strongly: "I hope it wasn't too much hassle for you." "No, not at all." I'm not at all happy about it.

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7. Translations in context of "not at all" in English-French from Reverso Context: not bad at all, not at all clear, not hear at all, you do not care at all, they do not care at all.

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8. It's an informal way of saying that something was good, with "at all" just being an extension of the common phrase "not bad" which is, again, usually describing a positive experience. "Not at all bad" is more formal, and tends to mean, more literally, that there was no negative aspect to something, without the implication that it was actually good.

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