Examples of 'something slightly' in a sentence
Meaning of "something slightly"
something slightly: Vague phrase that may need more context, but could suggest a minor or subtle change, deviation, or adjustment
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It sounds like something slightly wondrous is happening.
Each of these three groups is looking for something slightly different.
Something slightly undercut by the fact that.
They deal with something slightly different.
Something slightly different for our final entry.
The answer is actually something slightly different.
I had something slightly different for dinner.
Occasionally we sneak in something slightly progressive.
Oh something slightly interesting for once.
Imagine that you ate something slightly sour.
I tried something slightly different with this image.
She always does something slightly.
Something slightly lower than that.
A line means something slightly different.
Something slightly more valuable.
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You have to aim at something slightly skew from it.
Something slightly more mature.
Do not be afraid to do something slightly reckless.
There is something slightly unsettling about this opening.
I would rather hoped for something slightly more.
There is something slightly bizarre in all this.
Each individual saw or heard something slightly different.
I think something slightly more inventive.
So let me actually jump into something slightly new.
Marusya had something slightly different in mind.
But suppose we want the cell to say something slightly different.
And it means something slightly different in each of these.
I have come to talk to you about something slightly sensitive.
There was something slightly surreal about the announcement.
Also good if you have to do something slightly more formal.
Or something slightly less cliché.
There are those who enjoy something slightly more antiquated.
I think something slightly more inventive may be in order here.
I bumped into something slightly.
Something slightly duplicitous is going on here.
We had expected something slightly larger.
Something slightly accusatory.
The holidays mean something slightly different to everyone.
Something slightly different is happening here than in the last example.
Surely he would have wanted something slightly more nutritious.
I have something slightly different for you this week.
The problem could be a simple symptomatic illness or a repercussion of something slightly more serious.
I want to do something slightly different tonight.
Each person who suffers from OCD describes something slightly differently.
We want to do something slightly different with this book.
And yet the Hillary problem does have the air of something slightly factitious.
Give a bottle of something slightly aged as a special treat.
When we talk in Mathematical terms A line means something slightly different.
She always does something slightly different around her period.
On this occasion, we are presented with something slightly different.
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The appliance will vibrate slightly if it is overloaded
Slightly deviates by source and needs to be harmonised
Ten children were slightly injured in the attack
