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Meanings of slight dip in English

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Usage of slight dip in English
1
Half a mile further there was a slight dip in the ground.
Bonnie Prince Charlie : a Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden
2
He returned the gestures with a slight dip of his chin.
Shadow's son
3
The obstacle itself may well revolve around a slight dip in your objectivity.
The South African
4
We are in a slight dip, that gives us some cover.
Independent.ie
5
Keth sketched a slight dip of his head and backed away.
Assail
6
The slight dip in your confidence levels won't help either!
The South African
7
A slight dip in general efficiency levels may well block progress, no matter how fabulous.
The South African
8
You might experience a slight dip in your resources, perhaps from launching your self-improvement program.
Ebony
9
European shares edged higher but Asia saw China's biggest stocks take a slight dip overnight.
Reuters
10
Ireland's unemployment rate increased last month, reversing a slight dip in the jobless numbers recorded in September.
The Irish Times
11
His adult feet thumped into the slight dip where thousands of children's feet had landed before him.
The Shining
12
The profit beat expectations of a slight dip, thanks to a rise in Western clients' IT spending.
Reuters
13
The Irish arm of telecoms group Verizon returned to profit last year despite a slight dip in revenues.
The Irish Times
14
A slight dip in the design of the wall where the ancient paneling didn't match up just right.
The perfect woman
15
Our cavalry, which were formed up in a slight dip of the ground, were invisible to the enemy.
Jack Archer: A Tale of the Crimea
16
All that said; your people skills may take a slight dip, so do watch how you interact with others!
The South African
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Slight dip through the time
Slight dip across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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