SLIGHTLY EDITED
Definition: Making small changes or modifications to something, usually to improve or refine it without drastically altering its nature.
Synonyms: Minor Changes, Slight Modification, Small Adjustment, Subtle Alteration, Lightly Revised
Usage Examples in Sentences
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The teacher slightly edited the homework assignments for clarity.
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He decided to slightly edit the recipe by adding a pinch of extra spice.
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After receiving feedback, the student slightly edited the essay for improvement.
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The author slightly edited the conclusion of the novel to create a more impactful ending.
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After receiving feedback, the designer slightly edited the logo to enhance its visual appeal.
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She slightly edited her presentation slides for clarity before the important meeting.
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In order to meet the word count requirement, the student slightly edited the essay without changing its main arguments.
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Recognizing errors in the code, the programmer slightly edited the script for optimal performance.
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The professor meticulously reviewed and slightly edited the research paper to ensure academic excellence.
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After much consideration, she slightly edited the final draft of her novel to enhance its readability.
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The chef slightly edited the recipe by reducing the amount of salt to make it healthier.
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He slightly edited the presentation slides to include more visuals for better comprehension.
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In order to meet the word count requirement, he slightly edited his essay by adding more examples.
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Slightly edited, the manuscript retained its original essence while enhancing clarity.
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Retaining its original essence, the manuscript was slightly edited to enhance clarity.
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The manuscript was slightly edited, enhancing clarity without altering its essence.
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Slightly edited, the manuscript was ready for publication.
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She slightly edited her essay to improve its clarity.
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After the meeting, they slightly edited the proposal for better readability.
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