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fractionally

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frac·tion·al  (frksh-nl)
adj.
1. Of, relating to, or constituting a fraction.
2. Very small; insignificant: a minor candidate's fractional share of the vote.
3. Being in fractions or pieces.

fraction·al·ly adv.
Translations
fractionally [ˈfrækʃnəlɪ] ADVmínimamente
fractionally [ˈfrækʃənəli] adv (= very slightly) → très légèrement
fractionally smaller → un poil plus petit
fractionally
adv less, slowergeringfügig; aheadum eine Nasenlänge; behindknapp; rise, dropum einen Bruchteil; the dollar has dropped fractionally or is fractionally downder Dollarkurs ist geringfügig gefallen
fractionally [ˈfrækʃnəlɪ] advun tantino, minimamente
fractionally [ˈfrækʃnəlɪ] advun tantino, minimamente


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The fractionally higher cost of pollution-free electricity is far outweighed by benefits to the environment, expanded energy security and an improved quality of life.
71 billion for their products in 2005, up fractionally from the updated 2004 revenue number of $31.
In 1986, there were three owners of fractionally held aircraft.
 
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