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The phrase "a bit hesitant at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is somewhat unsure or reluctant about a particular situation or decision.
Example: "She was a bit hesitant at first to accept the job offer, unsure if it was the right move for her career."
Alternatives: "somewhat reluctant to" or "a little unsure about".
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I'd heard rumors about weird "initiation" rituals where interns are asked to drink jars full of bodily excretions, so naturally I was a bit hesitant at first.
He was a bit hesitant at first the ghosts are technically graffiti, and are considered vandalism but he agreed, and we were soon watching on as he put up his ghosts on some of Brooklyn's busiest intersections. .
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At first, the elders were a bit hesitant about the whole thing.
After my first session, my colleagues were amazed at how different I appeared, especially as I was initially a bit hesitant about going.
Showalter seemed a bit hesitant and noncommittal, Turner said.
STEVE KAZEE was more than a bit hesitant to sport spots.
"I'm a bit hesitant to talk about all this," he said.
Mornhinweg occasionally shouted, "Don't limp!" as Smith appeared a bit hesitant on plays that usually showcase his mobility.
Mr Timms said: "I think sometimes people are a bit hesitant about getting faith-based organisations involved.
The automatic transmission shifted crisply from first to second, but was a bit hesitant in the upper gears.
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