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What are Sloppily context clues?

There's no recognized term called "Sloppily context clues". It seems like you might be thinking of context clues in general, which are hints within a text that help you understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word or phrase.

Here's what context clues are and how they work:

* Definition/Explanation: The word's meaning is directly stated in the sentence or nearby sentences.

* Synonym/Restatement: Another word or phrase with the same meaning is used in the text.

* Example: An example of the word's use is given, helping you understand its meaning.

* Contrast: The word is compared or contrasted with something else, revealing its meaning.

* Inference/Logic: You can infer the meaning of the word based on the surrounding text and your own knowledge.

"Sloppily" doesn't describe a type of context clue. It might be used to describe someone's writing style if their use of context clues is unclear or poorly explained.

If you have a specific example in mind, I can help you identify the type of context clue used. Please share the sentence or passage where you encountered this term.

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