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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fairly tight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is moderately or reasonably tight, but not excessively so. Example: The dress fit her fairly tight, but it still allowed her to move comfortably.
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Roll lengthways into a fairly tight cylinder.
In addition, dynamic irregular applications also may show a fairly tight data coupling.
It's still a fairly tight contest, but Gardner seems to have the mojo.
Can you tell me anything about them?… Again, a fairly tight clan, effective.
As usual, organisers are keeping a fairly tight lip on the acts for this year's festival.
So we had a fairly tight routine, and we made announcements every morning.
The Mazda's steering has a fairly tight on-center feel and is predictable.
Until a pre-election spending binge, he ran a fairly tight fiscal policy.
"There's a fairly tight word-of-mouth network in the community," he said.
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Wrap paper around the spoon to make a "cone" until fairly tight.
You also need a lid that closes fairly tight for smoking.
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