How to pronounce “modicum” in English

And even a mild modicum of knowledge on the subject would tell you it's not true, and even just anecdotally, it's not true.

So we allow a modicum of flexibility within the confines of the overall culture.

But true allyship requires a modicum of sacrifice, I think,

is achieved when there is some modicum of equality, where there is some parity, and when one competing power is

And so that gives them some modicum of reliability and accuracy.

rather than let him have any modicum of success.

So it deserved at least some modicum of respect.

And they've really only ever experienced modicums of success.

The only reason why I had achieved any modicum of success in hockey or surfing is grit.

Fear is less horrible when we have some modicum of control or even if we believe we have a modicum of control.

a moral point of view -- completely un-understandable from the perspective of the most -- just modicum of decency, compassion,

And then fast forward 10 years, I got some modicum of success and people start misattributing it.

suspension, motoring, and a modicum of intelligence in that particular wheel.

impressionable, specifically young men in the room, that I'd reached a point where I could use this little modicum of influence

If you master some of those, it gets you so close to the ballpark that you could actually be only an OK chef with a modicum of talent.

Most Carla is trying-- you know, I think from the last movie, I think is trying a modicum of--

Dick Clark, in 1959, he said, "Humor is always based on the modicum of truth.

And indeed, to some degree, our hopes of achieving even a modicum of stability and justice probably will require