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Meanings of slightly superior in English

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Usage of slightly superior in English
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Rather than Mr. Feldman? he said with his small, slightly superior smile.
Dexter Is Dead
2
She leaned back in her chair and assumed this slightly superior air.
Mortal Allies
3
It was all right, as Flora allowed with a slightly superior smile.
The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations
4
It made me feel slightly superior: obviously, he was not a Miami native.
Dexter by Design
5
In my book, the former is slightly superior to the latter.
The Irish Times
6
Clinical results were slightly superior in the reparative surgery group.
Pubmed
7
Here, evidently, were a people slightly superior to those of the Isle of Wight.
The Lost Continent
8
Nevertheless is open-minded, if slightly superior, about the chiaroscuro woodcut.
John Baptist Jackson: 18th-Century Master of the Color Woodcut
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Man is infinitely superior, now, and it's all because he was slightly superior, then.
The Emancipatrix
10
It follows that in the second meeting they will record results which are slightly superior to average.
The Guardian
11
He was very deliberate, and spoke with an air of feeling slightly superior to what he said.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
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But Microsoft's .wma compression proved slightly superior.
Reuters
13
Bradley helped them with his gun, which blasted dangerous beasts, and even more with his slightly superior knowledge.
Divinity
14
The football teams who win the first meeting of a season are, as a group, slightly superior to average.
The Guardian
15
So that, differently from the last case, the self-fertilised plants are in some respects slightly superior to the crossed.
The Effects of Cross & Self-Fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingd...
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It is empty, tiresome and only slightly superior to compositions of the same sort by De Beriot and Osborne.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
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