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Free sign upThe phrase "a little bit tacky" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be in poor taste or overly showy, often in a way that is not sophisticated.
Example: "While I appreciate the effort, I think the decorations for the party are a little bit tacky."
Alternatives: "somewhat gaudy" or "a bit cheesy."
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The pitch was a little bit tacky and they bowled very well in those two hours so we had to bat very well.
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For every quality reality show like "Top Chef" or "The Amazing Race," there are a dozen degrading, offensive and downright tacky reality programs that make TV just a little bit dumber.
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