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How can l use slightly in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "slightly" in a sentence:

With adjectives:

* The soup was slightly too salty.

* She was slightly taller than her sister.

* The music was slightly too loud for the library.

With verbs:

* The wind slightly shifted direction.

* He slightly raised his eyebrows in surprise.

* I slightly underestimated the amount of time it would take.

With adverbs:

* He was slightly more confident after his recent success.

* The car was slightly slower than usual due to the rain.

* The painting was slightly darker than the original.

In comparisons:

* This dress is slightly more expensive than the other one.

* The weather is slightly warmer today than it was yesterday.

* Her voice was slightly higher than his.

To express a small amount of something:

* There's slightly too much sugar in this cake.

* The room was slightly warmer than it needed to be.

* He was slightly embarrassed by his mistake.

Remember that "slightly" means "a little bit" or "to a small degree." It's often used to soften the impact of a statement or to make it more subtle.

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