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Examples for "slightly"
Examples for "slightly"
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The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
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The smaller animal health unit could also slightly increase margins, Bayer said.
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The situation with cats and coronavirus is slightly different, Dr Kovac said.
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ITunes in Europe will be a slightly empty service as a result.
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The reality is slightly more complicated than simply blaming the supermarkets, however.
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The women were slimly elegant in tailor suits and furs.
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He was slimly built, scarcely the average height, and not prone to many words.
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He darted through the trees and paused, a tall man strongly but slimly made.
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Such barricades as had been built were very slimly defended, and with no enthusiasm.
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She was also frail, the antithesis of Honor's slimly solid, broad shouldered, well muscled physique.
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Her shoulders and her hips had the same long, slenderly sloping curves.
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We are here but badly victualled, and furnished with mouth-harness very slenderly.
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She was slenderly built, of middle height, and had a good figure.
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Lord William Newbury was a man of sixty-five, tall and slenderly built.
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Mr. Drew is about five feet ten inches high, and slenderly made.
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Cannot I light on such a young, single, slenderly-provided woman as this?
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This is a slenderly-built, somewhat untidy cup, placed in a bush or tree.
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The lacy softness of her negligée fell away from her slenderly rounded throat.
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It wants circumstance and probability, and is slenderly provided with character.
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The meadows dipped to a brook, slenderly spanned by a plank.
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He was about twenty-six years of age, tall and slenderly built.
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Like their grey-haired, scarred leader, all were slenderly formed and lithe of limb.
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Of the two slumbrous collies, one was slenderly graceful of outline; gold-and-white of hue.
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He was years younger than the Mayor of Casterbridge; fair, fresh, and slenderly handsome.
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The boy, who was but fourteen and rather slenderly built, looked up in surprise.
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Carl was a slenderly-built boy, who generally followed his more energetic sister in everything.
