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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are merely slight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is only a small or insignificant degree of change or difference.
Example: "The adjustments to the plan are merely slight, so we can proceed without major revisions."
Alternatives: "are just minor" or "are only minimal".
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The highest peaks (about 11,600 feet) … are merely slight elevations of the rim of this unlifted plain.
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They are merely a slight modification of existing models of belief for situations of ambiguity.
All acted in the movie and contributed to the screenplay, transforming what might otherwise have been merely a slight but likable comedy into the D.I.Y. equivalent of a rock 'n' roll supergroup: the mumblecore Asia.
The most substantive measure he announced — the additional police officers — was merely a slight increase in the already exceptional security that has been in place under an emergency decree, which has allowed the police to conduct more than a thousand raids around the country in pursuit of domestic threats.
But that was dismissed by the Department of Health and local authorities, who said there was merely a slight delay in certain areas waiting for new supplies of the drug, Cervarix, after the batch of the vaccine given to Morton were quarantined as a precautionary measure.
For MVF, the power level is practically constant, and what can be seen in the panel is merely a slight jitter.
Toys are merely totems.
They are merely larval.
They are merely bonkers.
Others are merely banal.
Bird droppings are merely gross.
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