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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a touch below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is slightly lower in quality, quantity, or degree compared to something else.
Example: "The restaurant's service was a touch below what I expected based on the reviews."
Alternatives: "slightly less than" or "a bit under".
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Academic pay A touch below middling.
Yields on ten-year Treasury bonds are now only a touch below 5%.
Schools Wolverhampton LEA is a touch below average, but there are some star schools.
The 9.3 is a touch below the 9.9 overnight for his Masters victory in April, where the peak was 14.1.
Britain is still an outlier in terms of its budget deficit, which was a touch below 10% of GDP in the financial year ending in April.
But Caroline de La Soujeole at Cantor Fitzgerald issued a sell note, saying: Half year results were a touch below consensus expectations.
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It also looks to have touch sensitive keys, and what is either a D-pad or a touch sensitive trackpad right below the screen.
Though Marilyn didn't tend to wear eyeliner on her bottom lid, just brushing a touch of brown eyeshadow below the bottom lid can emphasize your eyes.
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