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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of grit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of determination or resilience in the face of challenges.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive industry, you need a bit of grit to push through the tough times."
Alternatives: "a touch of determination" or "a little resilience".
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A bit of grit wouldn't go amiss.
Large, plump clams on the half shell were marred by a bit of grit.
We showed a bit of grit, kept them out so that bodes well.
Is that a bit of grit in my eye, or am I crying?
She's small in stature, but she's got a bit of grit about her.
You need someone with a bit of grit and determination and we know he has got that.
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That's more like it - a bit of southern grit.
In elegant, bourgeois Barcelona, a bit of urban grit can be a good thing, and the Raval is thus among the city's trendiest neighborhoods.
At 6 feet 1 and 196 pounds, he is bigger than most Devils forwards and adds a bit of the grit the team lacked after losing big forwards like Bobby Holik, Jason Arnott and Randy McKay.
"So what we're going to do is build some consistency, get a good hard edge to us, a bit of Northern grit as they say, and let's see how many people want to come to Edgeley Park".
The team's hope is the format adds a bit of everyday grit and/or wit to the standard smartphone visual record, and that swapping Splishes gets taken up as a more fun and casual way of communicating vs other types of messaging or social sharing.
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