if at all
Adverb
Meaning
if at all (comparative more if at all, superlative most if at all)
Synonym of if anything
Examples
Additionally, male eastern kingbirds often erect their head feathers in a slight crest, whereas females’ heads remain less crested, if at all.
A license may not be available to us on acceptable terms, if at all.
Around the world people have obeyed orders to stay home - but many like housemates Jenny and Veronika have faced a dilemma over when, if at all, to report the rule-breakers.
Alcubierre has expressed skepticism about the experiment, saying "from my understanding there is no way it can be done, probably not for centuries if at all".
And that's why health policy experts are always urging people to enroll in health insurance if at all possible.
Cancer cells, on the other hand, are not thought to degrade in this way, if at all.