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The phrase "a bit more bleak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that has become slightly more depressing or hopeless than before.
Example: "After the recent events, the outlook for the project feels a bit more bleak than it did last month."
Alternatives: "somewhat more dismal" or "a little more grim".
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This latest comment sounds a bit more bleak — understandably so.
It looks like a fun woodland adventure for two fuzzy friends, but the truth is a bit more bleak.
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This is a bit more heartwarming and less bleak than "The Walking Dead".
Why doesn't a small company that thrives despite this bleak environment get a bit more credit for being a Great British Success Story?
Spending is up partly because Americans earned a bit more, and confidence has improved from the bleak winter months.
But Unorthodox Jukebox offers a bit more than clinically perfect songcraft – it also reveals Mars's bleak view of the women in his life.
A bit more mature".
A bit more so.
So, a bit more.
And a bit more.
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