slightly differ

Frequency: 7.890.4 per million words

Used to indicate that an action is performed to a small extent.

slightlyADVERB + VERB

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differ

Examples (10)

  • The two versions of the report slightly differ in their conclusions.
  • Although they are twins, their personalities slightly differ.
  • The shades of blue in the painting slightly differ from each other.
  • Our opinions on the matter may slightly differ, but we can still find common ground.
  • The new software update will slightly differ from the previous version.
  • The results from the two experiments slightly differ, which requires further investigation.
  • His approach to problem-solving tends to slightly differ from the team's usual methods.
  • The subtle nuances in their accents slightly differ, making them distinguishable.
  • We observed that the plant's growth patterns slightly differ under different light conditions.
  • The two candidates' policy proposals slightly differ on economic strategy.