What is another word for hardly all?
Pronunciation: [hˈɑːdli ˈɔːl] (IPA) 
"Hardly all" is an expression used to indicate the small amount of something. There are various synonyms for this phrase such as scarcely any, nearly none, almost zero, hardly any, and next to nothing. These terms convey a sense of scarcity, revealing that there is only a small amount of something. More specifically, "scarcely any" suggests a lack of quantity, "nearly none" suggests a very small amount, "almost zero" means virtually nothing, "hardly any" means insignificant quantity, and "next to nothing" means almost nothing at all. These synonyms are useful when describing a limited quantity or exceptionally scarce situations.
