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How do you put tentative in a sentence?

Here are some ways to use "tentative" in a sentence:

As an adjective describing a noun:

* "We have a tentative plan to go on vacation next month, but we need to confirm our flights and accommodation."

* "The meeting was marked by a tentative mood, as the participants were unsure of the outcome."

* "She gave a tentative smile, unsure of how he would react to her suggestion."

As an adverb describing a verb:

* "He tentatively reached out for her hand, unsure if she would accept."

* "The team tentatively agreed to the proposal, but they had some reservations."

* "She tentatively suggested a new marketing strategy, but wasn't sure if it would be well-received."

In a phrase:

* "The agreement was tentative, subject to further negotiations."

* "He gave a tentative nod, but didn't commit to anything."

* "The company's future is tentative, as it faces many challenges."

You can also use synonyms for "tentative" such as:

* Provisional

* Preliminary

* Uncertain

* Hesitant

* Unsure

Remember to choose the word that best fits the context of your sentence and accurately conveys the meaning you want to express.

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