1. With an action:
* "She tentatively reached out to touch the fragile butterfly's wing." (This implies caution and uncertainty.)
2. With a plan or idea:
* "We tentatively scheduled the meeting for next Tuesday, but it's subject to change." (This suggests that the plan is not yet firm.)
3. With an opinion:
* "I tentatively agree with your proposal, but I'd like to hear more details before making a final decision." (This conveys that you are open to changing your mind.)
4. With a feeling or emotion:
* "He tentatively smiled, unsure of how his joke would be received." (This suggests a cautious or hesitant display of emotion.)
5. With a statement:
* "She tentatively stated that she might be interested in the job, but wanted to think it over." (This indicates that the statement is not definitive.)