Idiom: nothing much
Meaning
Idiom: nothing much
- very little, not a great amount
- not of big importance
Note: This phrase is often used as a response to someone who has expressed thanks for some act of kindness—to say that what was done was not a hardship.
Example sentences
— Oh, it was nothing much. I’m always happy to help.
— There’s nothing much left to do so just sit down and relax until dinner is ready.
— A: "What did you do on your vacation?" B: "Nothing much. I just lounged at the beach reading."
— A: "Grandma, thank you for the money." B: "You're welcome, dear. It was nothing much."
— A: "What are the kids doing now?" "Nothing much. Just watching TV."
— Our weekend was great. We did nothing much but hang out with our dogs.
— A: "What's going on this weekend." B: "Nothing much."
— A: "You went to so much trouble to bake this cake!" B: "Oh, honestly, it was nothing much."
Synonyms
- small change
- no trouble
- no big deal
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