in one's own little way
in one's own little way adverb: in an individual manner that creates an effect from a small action.
Adverb
in one's own little way
- In an individual manner that creates an effect from a small action.
- They are all helping each other, as loving sisters should; and perhaps some day they will meet, and will realize how each in her own little way has done some service for the others.1885, Jane Andrews, The Seven Little Sisters Prove Their Sisterhood, page 159
- In their own little way, they made me feel like I was special — just being me.1994, Tisha Pia Escober De La Rosa, Communication Patterns Between the Consolidated Union of Employees' Leaders and Members
- Synonyms:
- in one's own small way, modestly
Synonyms of in one's own little way
- in one's own small way
- modestly
Questions about in one's own little way
- What does in one's own little way mean?
- In one's own little way means in an individual manner that creates an effect from a small action.
- What part of speech is in one's own little way?
- In one's own little way is an adverb.
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