slightly
Britishadverb
Example Sentences
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Under the influence of high pressure, we are likely to see a decrease in wet and windy weather in favour of slightly colder, more settled conditions.
From BBC
Better to shift to a slightly longer-term focus.
From Barron's
Better to shift to a slightly longer-term focus.
From Barron's
That was where the conversations got slightly less technical—and a lot more fun.
The previous year’s growth was slightly larger but still paltry at 0.58%.
From Los Angeles Times
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