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- adjectiveslighter (comparative adjective)
- small in degree; inconsiderable:"a slight increase" · "a slight ankle injury" · "the chance of success is very slight"
- (especially of a creative work) not profound or substantial; somewhat trivial or superficial:"a slight plot"
- (of a person or their build) not sturdy and strongly built:"she was slight and delicate-looking"
OriginMiddle English; the adjective from Old Norse sléttr ‘smooth’ (an early sense in English), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch slechts ‘merely’ and German schlicht ‘simple’, schlecht ‘bad’; the verb (originally in the sense ‘make smooth or level’), from Old Norse slétta. The sense ‘treat with disrespect’ dates from the late 16th century.Similar and Opposite Wordsadjective- small in degree; inconsiderable:
- (especially of a creative work) not profound or substantial; somewhat trivial or superficial:
- (of a person or their build) not sturdy and strongly built:
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