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Meanings of very slight in English
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Usage of very slight in English
1
Canadian casualties at this time were very slight; in fact almost nothing.
2
Sometimes the swelling is very slight; at other times it is extreme.
3
But a very slight change in the explanation will make it tenable.
4
It was a spell that could be worked with very slight power.
5
These numbers are not absolutely fixed; but the variation is very slight.
6
A very slight knowledge of Turkish character would induce the natural conclusion.
7
It varies only in a very slight degree and begins like this:-
8
He already told us to look for very slight lower anterior crowding.
9
In justice to her, she meant the revenge to be very slight.
10
The royalties occupy very slight gilt chairs placed just before the orchestra.
11
The real differences between intelligent men of either party are very slight.
12
The blood-stains were very slight, mere smears and discolourations, but undoubtedly fresh.
13
The blood-stains were very slight, mere smears and discolorations, but undoubtedly fresh.
14
Murphy asked, with what might have been a very slight British accent.
15
That would make a very slight rise upon the price per lb.
16
The surf was very slight, and Peter Marlowe asked permission to swim.
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Very slight through the time
Very slight across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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