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UK//ˈmeɪ.bi wɪð ə ˈlɪt.əl mɔː//US//ˈmeɪ.bi wɪð ə ˈlɪt̬.əl mɔr//

Meaning of Maybe with a little more

An expression suggesting that slight additional effort may lead to a desired outcome.

In simple words: It could happen if there's a bit more effort.

Maybe with a little more in a sentence

  • Maybe with a little more practice, you'll improve your skills.
  • She said, 'Maybe with a little more time, we'll finish the project.'
  • If you try, maybe with a little more focus, you'll succeed.
  • He might come, maybe with a little more persuasion from his friends.
  • The meal will be delicious, maybe with a little more seasoning.

How to use Maybe with a little more

Use in informal conversations to express possibility with a hint of encouragement. It's suitable for friendly advice but might be too casual in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a small sprinkle of magic - just a little more can make a big difference.

Related words

Collocations with Maybe with a little more

  • a little more effort
  • a little more time
  • a little more patience

Synonyms for Maybe with a little more

  • possibly with more
  • perhaps with extra
  • if only a bit more

Common mistakes with Maybe with a little more

  • 'Maybe with a little more effort' is often incorrectly shortened to 'Maybe more effort'.
  • Learners sometimes mix it up with other phrases like 'perhaps with a little more'.
  • It's common to use 'little' incorrectly in place of 'a little'.

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Frequently asked questions about "Maybe with a little more"

What does "Maybe with a little more" mean?

It could happen if there's a bit more effort.

What is the definition of "Maybe with a little more"?

An expression suggesting that slight additional effort may lead to a desired outcome.

How do you use "Maybe with a little more" in a sentence?

Maybe with a little more practice, you'll improve your skills.

Can you give another example of "Maybe with a little more"?

She said, 'Maybe with a little more time, we'll finish the project.'

What are synonyms for "Maybe with a little more"?

Common alternatives include possibly with more, perhaps with extra, if only a bit more.

What words go with "Maybe with a little more"?

It commonly pairs with a little more effort, a little more time, a little more patience.

What are common mistakes when using "Maybe with a little more"?

'Maybe with a little more effort' is often incorrectly shortened to 'Maybe more effort'. Learners sometimes mix it up with other phrases like 'perhaps with a little more'. It's common to use 'little' incorrectly in place of 'a little'.

How do you pronounce "Maybe with a little more"?

US: //ˈmeɪ.bi wɪð ə ˈlɪt̬.əl mɔr//, UK: //ˈmeɪ.bi wɪð ə ˈlɪt.əl mɔː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Maybe with a little more"?

Use in informal conversations to express possibility with a hint of encouragement. It's suitable for friendly advice but might be too casual in formal settings.