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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a little bit open" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is slightly or partially open, often in a physical context or metaphorically.
Example: "The door was a little bit open, allowing a sliver of light to enter the dark room."
Alternatives: "slightly ajar" or "partially open".
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In his conversations with world leaders, Pope Francis said that he always looks for "doors that are at least a little bit open" to build mutual agreement.
Whether you feel he should be canonized as a freedom fighter or dismissed as an egomaniac is left a little bit open ended.
And then people always want to know what time you get up, or whether you write with the window closed or a little bit open, or what your desk looks like".
"As I got going, I told the guys to find me, because even if I was just a little bit open, I was going to take the shot," Ervin said.
He was lying forward on his chest and he had his head turned towards me and his eyes were closed and his mouth was just hanging a little bit open.
"When we were flying [earlier in the season] we thought we were a little bit open and we needed to box it off and not be so open but I think we went a bit far," said Glory coach Kenny Lowe.
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In fact, if there's a whole bunch of it, you can push it out in disgusting little globs if you strain a little bit opening a jar or taking a poop.
We set ourselves up to be open, but maybe we were a little bit too open.
"That's normal but you would think they'd be a little bit more open.
"I think you come into it with your eyes a little bit more open, and you're drawn to the things that really resonate with you.
"I'm going to try to be a little bit more open and sensitive to their culture" in the future, he said.
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