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Discover Ludwig'a gentle stroke' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express a light, soft or delicate touch in a situation. For example, "He gave her cheek a gentle stroke."
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"And similarly the user may also feel SHIRI's happiness when a gentle stroke is applied triggering a "protrusion.'".
If you swim, use a gentle stroke like the crawl, back, or breast strokes.
You may want to start french kissing so give his lips a gentle stroke with your tongue and if he responds similarly slide your tongue into his mouth.
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Apply the sealer according to package direction, but using a very gentle stroke.
Allodynia was judged to be present when pain was elicited by the gentle stroke of a piece of cotton over the painful area in comparison with a nonpainful area.
Champions he trained included Coffee Break, Conifer, Gentle Stroke, Express Ride, Anniecrombie, Armbro Fling, Rivaltime, Armbro Hilary, Scott S Hanover, Armbro Iliad, Nevele Olympian, Passing Glance, Ideal Society and Raven Hanover.
His gentle stroke lipped the right edge of the cup before rolling slowly but inexorably down the green, coming to rest 50 feet away.
During Phelps' qualifying heat Monday, NBC commentators called his style the "most beautiful butterfly in history," remarking on his even-tempered, gentle stroke.
Whether it's the gentle stroke of your fingers on the keyboard or your posture in your chair, you can direct your attention from your thoughts to your bodily sensations at the spur of the moment.
Innocuous mechanical stimuli included air puffs, brushing with a soft brush, gentle stroking, and light pressure with a blunt probe.
If satisfied, the surgeon placed the final implant loosely on the screw to confirm correct rotation, and engaged it by means of a gentle hammer-stroke on an impactor.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com