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Discover LudwigThe phrase "just mildly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a mild or moderate level of something. Example: "I was just mildly interested in the new movie, but after watching it, I absolutely loved it."
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But this doesn't make it threatening, just mildly inconvenient - no revealing clothes, and, worse, no booze.
Yet the 2013 GS 350 isn't ugly, just mildly odd and alien, and you cannot order one in Slime Green.
What if your friends panic, assuming you're in a deep depression when in fact you're just mildly fed up?
Thanks to his lovability factor, Depp's lifestyle is deemed just mildly eccentric whereas anyone else would have been dubbed bonkers long ago.
At one point Ellis tells me, apparently in earnest, that they want to be "mildly unique" ("Yeah, only mildly unique, just mildly," chorus his bandmates).
I was glad he took precious energy to tell me, because many of the selections seemed to have gone from crazily high prices to just mildly insane prices.
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But he always struck me as someone who was not just socially awkward, but mildly belligerent about his awkwardness, too.
Though Papillion's dream had just been shattered, he protested only mildly.
My brother, just as mildly, took logical exception to this.
He seems untroubled by our presence – there's just a mildly irritated shift and twitch.
The animals are fully aware of our presence and just seem mildly interested.
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