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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acting gently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is behaving in a kind, soft, or considerate manner, often in a context involving interaction with others or handling situations delicately.
Example: "When dealing with upset customers, it's important to be acting gently to help them feel heard and valued."
Alternatives: "behaving softly" or "acting kindly".
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Jonathan Beauchamp, an economist at Harvard University, reported in 2016 that natural selection was acting, very gently, against genetic variants for education in an American population.
Maniche should have been booked for an atrocious piece of acting, 'felled' ever so gently by brushing up against Ferdinand.
Instead, it'll drift, acting like an artificial coastline, gently gathering any plastic in its path.
That seemed a little extreme, and, given that "Mad Men" has generally given its female characters nuance and depth, it's a little alarming that this week Megan was allegedly acting like, as Don so gently put it, "a lunatic".
For the past three years, a Malaysian diplomat, Razali Ismail, acting as a United Nations envoy, has gently brokered confidence-building talks between the junta and Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi.
When a parent was acting badly at an event, my neighbor gently, but firmly, got the parent to behave.
Insoles very gently reposition your feet by acting on the arches.
Its philosophical pronouncements, while wise as ever, are gently embedded in the story rather than acting as punctuation marks on each short chapter.
"After chewing the puffer gently and passing it round, they began acting most peculiarly, hanging around with their noses at the surface as if fascinated by their own reflection.
When you two are on your own and you know you are not going to be disturbed, gently say to her 'I think you are acting too mature for your age' When or if she fights back, listen.
Born in Germany, Magner discovered acting at 18. "I had no idea what a director is," he admitted in his gently fractured English.
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