Antonyms for a couple ofa cou·ple of

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1. a few(a), a couple of(a)adjective

   more than one but indefinitely small in number

   "a few roses"; "a couple of roses"

   Antonyms:
   many

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1. Gunilla Lindberg:

   It has been an interesting couple of months for us but luckily we had almost all qualifications done, in principle, we just moved from one place to another. There were a lot of logistics preparations. I am impressed.

2. Mark Buehrle:

   If it's a rookie pitching or a guy that's been around for a while, we've got that feel of whose butt are we going to kick today, that's a good feeling. We haven't had that the couple of years I've been here.

3. Dru Smith:

   We've seen how (Tilmon's) been playing, they were sending two at him every time, a couple of times, it looked like he had three or four guys guarding him. I think just even giving a look into the post was getting guys open shots there, especially early.

4. Mohamed Hussain Shareef:

   Numbers are average. Only a couple of thousand people at best.

5. Alejandro Mayorkas:

   I really appreciated the openness with which the agents expressed their views, a couple of guys might have expressed them what I felt was unprofessionally — which was surprising to me because it's something I've never seen in the Border Patrol in my… eight years of person-to-person exposure.

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