Collocation
slowly improve
to get better gradually over time, not quickly
Definition
'slowly improve' is a common English collocation. to get better gradually over time, not quickly
slowly + improve
“With consistent practice, your pronunciation will slowly improve.”
Examples
- If you keep reading every day, your vocabulary will slowly improve.
- After a few weeks of therapy, her shoulder began to slowly improve.
- Our customer satisfaction scores are slowly improving as we respond faster to complaints.
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- His sleep quality slowly improved once he stopped drinking coffee in the evening.
- The traffic situation will slowly improve when the new bridge opens.
- Even small changes to your diet can help your energy levels slowly improve.
- As the inflammation decreased, her breathing slowly improved throughout the night.
- He expects the team to slowly improve after they get used to the new system.
- The company’s finances slowly improved after it renegotiated its debts.
More adverb + verbs
- I completely agree. To express full and unequivocal agreement with someone or something.
- fully understand to understand something completely, with no confusion or missing details
- strongly agree to agree very firmly or completely with an opinion, plan, or statement
- clearly remember to recall something with a strong, vivid memory and little or no doubt
- carefully consider to think about something thoroughly and cautiously before deciding