Sentence examples for a touch cool from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a touch cool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is slightly cool in temperature or demeanor, often conveying a sense of mildness or subtlety.
Example: "The evening breeze was a touch cool, making it the perfect time for a light jacket."
Alternatives: "a bit chilly" or "slightly cool".

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United vs. NYC FC weather forecast: Mostly cloudy and a touch cool; shower?

They're sympathetic to her, but a touch cool, and certainly not fawning, which underscores their status as entertainment industry outsiders.

Even the best red wines need to be a touch cool to flourish — 65 degrees maximum, not 75.

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High a touch cooler in the mid-60s (about 18C).

It will remain mostly cloudy during the day and will feel a touch cooler than today.

A touch cooler for most but the wind will be lighter than today.

Becoming a touch cooler for many tomorrow, with thicker cloud and only a few sunny breaks in the east.

Monday will be a touch cooler and breezier, but still dry and mild, with sunny spells and patchy cloud.

Trattoria Il Mulino makes simple Italian just a touch cooler and more stylish than what you might be used to.

After ten years it still feels smooth to the touch, cool, not a single visible scratch or dent on the whole body of the piece.

English borrowings are sometimes seen as adding a touch of cool to the otherwise mundane.

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