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Definitions from the WebTerm: Slightly Definition: Slightly is an adverb that means to a small degree, extent, or amount. It indicates a small or insignificant change, difference, or modification. Sense 1: Used to describe an action or state with a minor degree. Example sentence: The cat turned its head slightly, trying to catch a glimpse of the bird outside the window. Sense 2: Used to express a small amount or degree of a quality or characteristic. Example sentence: She felt slightly nervous before her big presentation. Sense 3: Used to indicate a slight movement or change in position or direction. Example sentence: The tree branches swayed slightly in the gentle breeze. Sense 4: Used to describe something that is almost imperceptibly different from another. Example sentence: The two shades of blue were slightly different, but difficult to distinguish. Sense 5: Used to express a mild or subtle flavor or taste. Example sentence: The soup had a slightly tangy aftertaste due to the added lemon juice. Sense 6: Used to suggest a small deviation from a usual pattern or behavior. Example sentence: He deviated slightly from his daily routine by waking up half an hour earlier. Related products: | ||||
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