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Meanings of slightly cooler in English

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Usage of slightly cooler in English
1
For an instant he felt solid plaster, slightly cooler than his hand.
Shadowland
2
Cover top with greased paper, and allow oven to get slightly cooler.
The Healthy Life Cook Book, 2d ed.
3
As Dougal followed her, he noticed that the air had grown slightly cooler.
Guild wars: ghosts of ascalon
4
The air felt slightly cooler, otherwise there was no trace that he existed.
The Naked God
5
We rose the second morning to a remarkable cloud inversion and slightly cooler temperatures.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
On Friday it will be slightly cooler than of late.
The Irish Times
7
Nighttime temperatures are slightly cooler, at around 20 degrees Celsius.
The South African
8
Weather slightly cooler, 17 degrees centigrade, with moderate southwest wind.
Paris War Days: Diary of an American
9
The weather in France will be slightly cooler than Spain or Italy in the summer.
The Irish Times
10
In contrast, 2008 was slightly cooler than previous years partly because of a La Niña.
The Guardian
11
Forecasts suggest Tuesday may be slightly cooler, with temperatures in the low to mid 20s.
The Irish Times
12
Yr.co predicts slightly cooler temperatures, but also no rain.
The South African
13
Now that it's getting slightly cooler I'm roasting them.
The Irish Times
14
It was slightly cooler than the air, and rough.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter
15
Launching today you can buy this (I wanted to wait for slightly cooler weather).
The Guardian
16
In a slightly cooler state, it gets thicker.
News.com.au
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