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Examples of wiggle room in a Sentence
The salesman has some wiggle room to reduce the price of the car.
the language of the contract is vague and leaves too much wiggle room
Recent Examples of wiggle room from the Web
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But the Outer Space Treaty does give countries some wiggle room.
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Sometimes, however, the questions don’t give Wilks much wiggle room.
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Toni could leave, but would have to be back by 11 p.m., although Grossi said told her there might be a little wiggle room.
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There's essentially no wiggle room for players who aren't carrying a 3.0 GPA, another source said.
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Unfortunately for Wade and the Tigers, the play was a painful reminder that his team has virtually no wiggle room for not doing something as fundamental as rebounding when the game is on the line.
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That would give wiggle room for European allies to negotiate restrictions on Iran’s ballistic missiles program and support for regional militant groups.
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The perception of success from Panmunjeon gives him less wiggle room.
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This gives you some wiggle room in the bidding war.
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First Known Use of wiggle room
1965
WIGGLE ROOM Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of wiggle room for English Language Learners
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: the ability to make small changes in a plan, schedule, etc., if they are needed
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