Synonyms for Slight:

adj.
• all (adjective)
- slight,
- fragile.
• benign (adjective)
• cursory (adjective)
- half baked,
- halfassed,
- more depthless,
- un-critical,
- most halfassed,
- half assed,
- more halfassed,
- hit miss,
- halfbaked,
- most half-assed,
- most depthless,
- more half assed,
- most half assed,
- more half-assed,
- un critical.
• delicate (adjective)
- finegrained,
- more shatterable,
- most muted,
- more recherche,
- most recherche,
- most fine-grained,
- in firmer,
- most fracturable,
- graceful,
- un-healthiest,
- more gossamery,
- most shattery,
- de lightful,
- in-firmer,
- in-firmest,
- most shatterable,
- most hairline,
- more fine-grained,
- most finegrained,
- more shattery,
- fine grained,
- more muted,
- in-firm,
- de-lightful,
- most gossamery,
- in firmest,
- more finegrained,
- more fine grained,
- un-healthier,
- un healthiest,
- more hairline,
- un-healthy,
- most fine grained,
- un healthier,
- more fracturable,
- un healthy.
• easy (adjective)
- piece of cake,
- most apparent,
- pushover,
- more undemanding,
- un-complicated,
- cinchest,
- more picnic,
- wieldiest,
- more pushover,
- snappest,
- uncomplicated,
- most pushover,
- most undemanding,
- effortless,
- manageable,
- un-involved,
- un-troublesome,
- most painless,
- child play,
- elementary,
- nothing to it,
- more untroublesome,
- un troublesome,
- childs play,
- un complicated,
- most picnic,
- most untroublesome,
- un-demanding,
- piece cake,
- more evident,
- more painless,
- un involved,
- wieldier,
- nothing it,
- un demanding.
• elfin (adjective)
- impish,
- prankish,
- rascally,
- playful.
• excusable (adjective)
- exculpatory,
- Warrantable,
- Vindicable,
- remittable,
- not too bad,
- reprievable,
- vindicatory,
- within limits,
- condonable.
• exiguous (adjective)
- in-adequate,
- in adequate.
• faint (adjective)
- unenthusiastic,
- most deadened,
- more deadened,
- enervated,
- most faltering,
- un-clearest,
- most piano,
- most murmuring,
- most bleached,
- more muttering,
- most stifled,
- more blurred,
- more bleached,
- most aside,
- more aside,
- ill defined,
- in audible,
- most bated,
- faroff,
- un enthusiastic,
- fainter,
- more softened,
- more faltering,
- illdefined,
- un clearest,
- hazy,
- un-enthusiastic,
- lowpitched,
- soothing,
- most softened,
- un-clear,
- more bated,
- in-audible,
- low pitched,
- in-distinct,
- un clear,
- more piano,
- more stifled,
- most muttering,
- in distinct,
- most blurred,
- more murmuring,
- out earshot.
• feeble (adjective)
- impotent,
- insufficient,
- inefficient,
- sapless,
- wimpy,
- out of gas,
- helpless,
- Strengthless,
- lame.
• few (adjective)
- occasional,
- widely spaced,
- scarcely any,
- middling,
- few and far between,
- piddling,
- Unfrequent,
- not many,
- not too many,
- semioccasional,
- some.
• flimsy (adjective)
- cutrate,
- most cutrate,
- more chiffon,
- un-soundest,
- un-sounder,
- trans-parent,
- house cards,
- most papery,
- more cut-rate,
- gossamer,
- most cut rate,
- more cut rate,
- most rinkydink,
- more cutrate,
- trans parent,
- rickety,
- un sounder,
- un sound,
- un substantial,
- more papery,
- most cut-rate,
- un-substantial,
- most chiffon,
- more rinkydink,
- un-sound.
• fragile (adjective)
- more fragile.
• frail (adjective)
- wishy-washy,
- wishy washy,
- wishywashy.
• gentle (adjective)
- low toned,
- un-troubled,
- gradual,
- more low toned,
- lowtoned,
- un troubled,
- more low-toned,
- more lowtoned,
- most lowtoned,
- most low-toned,
- peaceful,
- most low toned.
• imperceptible (adjective)
- evanescent,
- in-conspicuous,
- in significant,
- in-discernible,
- in-distinguishable,
- in conspicuous,
- most undetectable,
- in visible,
- in sensible,
- un detectable,
- in distinguishable,
- in discernible,
- more undetectable,
- in-visible,
- in-significant,
- un-detectable,
- in-sensible.
• inconsiderable (adjective)
- inconsiderable.
• insipid (adjective)
- prosiest,
- un-imaginative,
- more hohum,
- prosier,
- most ho hum,
- more ho-hum,
- more ho hum,
- more driveling,
- most driveling,
- most characterless,
- more nebbish,
- in sipid,
- more nothing,
- in-sipid,
- un imaginative,
- most nothing,
- prosy,
- in-nocuous,
- in nocuous,
- most ho-hum,
- most nebbish,
- more characterless,
- most hohum.
• insubstantial (adjective)
- fly by night,
- in substantial,
- in corporeal,
- in-substantial,
- meta physical,
- un-real,
- too little too late,
- meta-physical,
- in-corporeal.
• intangible (adjective)
- hypothetical,
- more eluding,
- in tangible,
- un-sure,
- more evading,
- unapparent,
- un apparent,
- in-tangible,
- in determinate,
- un sure,
- hypo-thetical,
- hypo thetical,
- most unapparent,
- most evading,
- most eluding,
- un-apparent,
- more unapparent.
• lank (adjective)
- all skin and bones,
- Fleshless,
- thin as a rail,
- thin as rail,
- more fleshless,
- all skin bones,
- most fleshless.
• light (adjective)
- unheavy,
- tissuelike,
- light-footed,
- not rich,
- featherweight,
- hardly enough,
- Floatable,
- frothy,
- Imponderous,
- hardly any,
- lightest,
- sylphlike,
- fragmentary,
- not much,
- weightless,
- shoestring.
• lightweight (adjective)
- of no account.
• lilliputian (adjective)
- pygmy,
- pygmier,
- pygmiest.
• lithe (adjective)
- lithe,
- most lightsome,
- more lightsome,
- limber,
- lightsome.
• little (adjective)
- mini,
- smallish,
- shrimpy,
- not big,
- not large,
- under-sized,
- junior,
- snubber,
- Toyer.
• meager (adjective)
- in fertile,
- un productive,
- meager,
- scrimpier,
- skimpest,
- un-productive,
- scrimpiest,
- in-fertile,
- un-fruitful,
- un finished,
- un fruitful,
- scrimpest,
- un-finished.
• miniscule/minuscule (adjective)
- most pint-sized,
- more smallscale,
- more small-scale,
- more small scale,
- more itsybitsy,
- more itsy-bitsy,
- most smallscale,
- itsy bitsy,
- most small-scale,
- most pint sized,
- itsybitsy,
- most itsybitsy,
- more pint-sized,
- most itsy bitsy,
- small scale,
- most itsy-bitsy,
- most small scale,
- more miniscule,
- more itsy bitsy,
- more pint sized,
- smallscale.
• minor (adjective)
- de-pendent,
- most second string,
- more accessory,
- more second string,
- most second-string,
- more smallfry,
- smallfry,
- secondstring,
- most secondstring,
- most small fry,
- more younger,
- more small fry,
- de pendent,
- more secondstring,
- below mark,
- two bit,
- most younger,
- most small-fry,
- more small-fry,
- sub ordinate,
- most accessory,
- twobit,
- sub-ordinate,
- bushleague,
- more second-string,
- most smallfry.
• minor-league (adjective)
- more subaltern,
- minorleague,
- most subaltern,
- most under,
- sub-altern,
- sub altern,
- minor-league.
• minute (adjective)
- non essential.
• negligible (adjective)
- out side.
• off (adjective)
- in-operative,
- un available,
- in operative,
- un-available,
- more canceled,
- not on duty,
- most canceled,
- not duty.
• one-dimensional (adjective)
- onedimensional,
- one dimensional.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- tip of the iceberg,
- smalltime,
- bitsy,
- easily done,
- skimper,
- insubstantial,
- ho hum,
- pee-wee,
- seethrough,
- light as a feather,
- not burdensome,
- frail,
- pocket-size,
- scraggiest,
- negligible,
- penny-ante,
- minor,
- chiffon,
- hairline,
- cincher,
- superficial,
- minuscular,
- gentle,
- characterless,
- derisory,
- low-toned,
- below the mark,
- unobservable,
- wafer-thin,
- sheer,
- sticker,
- cobwebby,
- recherche,
- weedy,
- tiffany,
- Shattery,
- unlikely,
- picayune,
- sketchy,
- beanstalk,
- low-down,
- piddly,
- spare,
- Subtile,
- elfin,
- inappreciable,
- tiny,
- Non-essential,
- poor,
- unpersuasive,
- unheard of,
- no big deal,
- second-string,
- pocketsize,
- far off,
- itsy-bitsy,
- smattery,
- Depthless,
- cut-rate,
- scrimpy,
- slender,
- off,
- vain,
- small fry,
- itty-bitty,
- scratcher,
- on the surface,
- weeny,
- twiglike,
- subtle,
- lightweight,
- paper-thin,
- cursory,
- tenuous,
- no problem,
- weak,
- on vacation,
- thin,
- unimportant,
- shatterable,
- Minikin,
- poler,
- wieldy,
- easy,
- intangible,
- Stalky,
- little,
- house of cards,
- exiguous,
- paltry,
- unimposing,
- rinkydink,
- papery,
- small time,
- cut rate,
- light,
- reedy,
- undetectable,
- pintsized,
- small-scale,
- fine-grained,
- penny ante,
- see through,
- pintsize,
- undernourished,
- teensy,
- early stage,
- lithesome,
- out of earshot,
- snapper,
- Gossamery,
- lowdown,
- excusable,
- scraggy,
- lank,
- remote,
- twiggy,
- beside point,
- not likely,
- wispy,
- undemanding,
- one-dimensional,
- no sweat,
- pint-sized,
- paper thin,
- nickel-and-dime,
- benign,
- in firm,
- faint,
- gracile,
- untroublesome,
- scant,
- small,
- ho-hum,
- outside chance,
- Unconsequential,
- no trouble,
- fracturable,
- passing,
- imponderable,
- no bother,
- painless,
- petty,
- scrimper,
- hohum,
- imperceptible,
- small-fry,
- delicate,
- half-assed,
- peewee,
- teensy-weensy,
- feeble,
- yea big,
- flimsy,
- not employed.
• paltry (adjective)
- more derisory,
- most lowdown,
- low down,
- more lowdown,
- most derisory,
- un-consequential,
- more unconsequential,
- more low down,
- un consequential,
- most low down,
- most low-down,
- more low-down,
- most unconsequential.
• pardonable (adjective)
- venial.
• passing (adjective)
- impermanent,
- fugacious.
• petite (adjective)
- most minikin,
- more minikin.
• petty (adjective)
- in-consequent,
- smallminded,
- most nickel-and-dime,
- in essential,
- narrow minded,
- most nickel and dime,
- more pettifogging,
- more pennyante,
- most pettifogging,
- most pennyante,
- most penny ante,
- more nickel and dime,
- most penny-ante,
- more penny ante,
- small minded,
- scratchest,
- in consequent,
- more nickel-and-dime,
- in-essential,
- narrowminded,
- pennyante,
- more penny-ante,
- nickel and dime.
• piddly (adjective)
- diddlier,
- most rinky-dink,
- rinky-dink,
- rinky dink,
- diddliest,
- most rinky dink,
- more rinky dink,
- more rinky-dink.
• pintsized (adjective)
- pint sized.
• poor (adjective)
- subnormal,
- niggardly,
- SUBPAR.,
- poorer.
• shallow (adjective)
- shallower,
- shelfer,
- shoaler,
- emptyheaded.
• sheer (adjective)
- most tiffany,
- most cobwebby,
- more cobwebby,
- more tiffany,
- trans-lucent,
- trans lucent.
• short (adjective)
- shortest,
- short,
- squatty,
- not long,
- sawed-off,
- runty,
- close to the ground.
• sketchy (adjective)
- more outline,
- out line,
- out-line,
- most outline.
• slender (adjective)
- more gracile,
- most gracile,
- most lithesome,
- more lithesome.
• slender/slim (adjective)
- reedier,
- most beanpole,
- stalkier,
- more attenuate,
- more beanstalk,
- more skeleton,
- more beanpole,
- reediest,
- most attenuate,
- most skeleton,
- most beanstalk,
- stalkiest,
- stickest,
- threadlike.
• small (adjective)
- modest,
- shrimper,
- minute,
- puny,
- baby,
- pocket,
- petite,
- sparing,
- miserly,
- ungenerous,
- deficient,
- shrimp,
- compact,
- nugatory,
- microscopic,
- scrawny,
- beggarly,
- stingy,
- minimal,
- bantam,
- teeny-weeny,
- scanty,
- teeny,
- toy,
- wee,
- bitty,
- miniature,
- dwarfish,
- diminutive,
- trifling.
• spare (adjective)
- scraggier,
- most shadow,
- stilt,
- more shadow,
- stiltest,
- stilter.
• subtle (adjective)
- understated,
- implied.
• superficial (adjective)
- most quick fix,
- tip iceberg,
- nodding,
- most quick-fix,
- tip the iceberg,
- most quickfix,
- most warped,
- more quick-fix,
- most smattery,
- quick-fix,
- flashest,
- flasher,
- more warped,
- on surface,
- more quick fix,
- tip of iceberg,
- in-attentive,
- more quickfix,
- more smattery,
- quickfix.
• teensy-weensy (adjective)
- teensyweensy,
- teensy weensy.
• teeny-weeny (adjective)
- teenyweeny,
- teeny weeny.
• thin (adjective)
- more paper thin,
- most waferthin,
- in credible,
- gangling,
- most stretched,
- more paperthin,
- more stretched,
- most paper thin,
- more weakkneed,
- sub-tiler,
- most wafer thin,
- more unpersuasive,
- more wafer-thin,
- sub tile,
- under nourished,
- most weakkneed,
- un believable,
- more weak-kneed,
- un-believable,
- wafer thin,
- in-credible,
- un-persuasive,
- un-tenable,
- subtilest,
- most diluted,
- more pinched,
- in conceivable,
- paperthin,
- sub tiler,
- more twiglike,
- most wafer-thin,
- in-conceivable,
- more paper-thin,
- under weight,
- most weak-kneed,
- more wafer thin,
- subtiler,
- most pinched,
- most twiglike,
- sub-tile,
- weakkneed,
- more undernourished,
- waferthin,
- most paperthin,
- under-weight,
- un tenable,
- polest,
- more weak kneed,
- under-nourished,
- most paper-thin,
- more waferthin,
- weak kneed,
- most unpersuasive,
- most undernourished,
- un persuasive.
• thin, small in build (adjective)
- skeleton,
- shadow,
- attenuate,
- broomstick,
- stick,
- skinny.
• tiny (adjective)
- ittybitty,
- more pocketsize,
- more itty bitty,
- more itty-bitty,
- most itty bitty,
- more peewee,
- most pocket size,
- most peewee,
- most itty-bitty,
- most ittybitty,
- more pocket size,
- more pee wee,
- itty bitty,
- more minuscular,
- bitsier,
- pocket size,
- most pee-wee,
- most minuscular,
- more pee-wee,
- most pocket-size,
- more pocket-size,
- pee wee,
- most pocketsize,
- bitsiest,
- more ittybitty,
- most pee wee.
• trifling (adjective)
- more loitering,
- no big thing,
- most loitering,
- forget it,
- idling.
• unimportant (adjective)
- zipper,
- low-ranking,
- of no consequence.
• unimposing (adjective)
- more unimpressive,
- unimpressive,
- most unimpressive,
- un imposing,
- un-imposing,
- un impressive,
- un-impressive.
• unlikely (adjective)
- out ordinary,
- un-likely,
- un-imaginable,
- out of ordinary,
- un-likelier,
- un imaginable,
- un likely,
- un likeliest,
- un-likeliest,
- unheardof,
- un likelier.
• unnoticeable (adjective)
- unnoticeable.
• unobservable (adjective)
- un-observable,
- un observable.
• vain (adjective)
- profitless,
- unnotable,
- Shucker,
- on a treadmill,
- on treadmill,
- time-wasting,
- in vicious circle,
- not a prayer,
- no-win,
- going nowhere.
• venial (adjective)
- not serious.
• weak (adjective)
- unstressed,
- forceless,
- unaccented,
- weakest.
• weightless (adjective)
- light as feather.
n.
- speak/talk out of turn,
- wound,
- appal,
- shock,
- trade blows/insults,
- step on someone's toes.
- cut,
- name,
- offence.
• affront (noun)
- dirty deeds,
- in juries,
- in-jury,
- slap face,
- pro-vocation,
- backhanded compliments,
- out-rage,
- in-juries,
- in jury,
- pro vocations,
- out-rages,
- out rage,
- pro vocation,
- out rages,
- pro-vocations.
• cold shoulder (noun)
- cold shoulder.
• contempt (noun)
- hatred,
- mockery,
- Despisement.
• default (noun)
- in-adequacy,
- over sights,
- de fault,
- in-sufficiencies,
- over-sights,
- in-sufficiency,
- non payments,
- in adequacy,
- non payment,
- overlookings,
- de-fault,
- de faults,
- in-adequacies,
- non-payments,
- in adequacies,
- over-sight,
- de-faults,
- in sufficiencies,
- in sufficiency,
- over sight.
• delicate (noun)
- dainty.
• disgrace (noun)
- de-gradations,
- dis favors,
- de-gradation,
- in-gloriousness,
- dis repute,
- in gloriousnesses,
- de-basement,
- disbarments,
- de basement,
- dis-favor,
- de gradations,
- dis-reputes,
- humblings,
- dis-respects,
- dis respects,
- dis reputes,
- de basing,
- dis grace,
- de-basements,
- debasings,
- dis-graces,
- dis-repute,
- de basements,
- dis favor,
- dis-respect,
- in-gloriousnesses,
- ingloriousnesses,
- dis graces,
- dis respect,
- de-basing,
- de gradation,
- dis-favors,
- in gloriousness,
- dis-grace.
• dishonor (noun)
- dis courtesy,
- dis-honor,
- dis courtesies,
- dis-honors,
- dis honor,
- dis-courtesy,
- dis honors,
- dis-courtesies.
• disregard (noun)
- un mindfulness,
- dis interest,
- neglectings,
- in advertences,
- in-differences,
- unmindfulnesses,
- un-mindfulnesses,
- dis-interest,
- dis-regards,
- brushoffs,
- in attention,
- dis-regard,
- un-mindfulness,
- brush-offs,
- in-attention,
- un concern,
- un-concerns,
- the cold shoulders,
- in differences,
- insouciances,
- dis-interests,
- un-concern,
- in-advertence,
- slightings,
- in difference,
- in attentions,
- dis regards,
- un mindfulnesses,
- in-advertences,
- dis interests,
- in-difference,
- forgettings,
- in advertence,
- dis regard,
- in-attentions,
- un concerns,
- brush offs.
• error (noun)
- flaw,
- Misbelief,
- screamers,
- misconception,
- boo-boos,
- faux pas,
- howlers,
- screamer,
- howler,
- errors,
- booboo,
- slipup,
- goof,
- bad job,
- boo-boo,
- XS,
- mismanagement,
- screw-up,
- booboos.
• ignoring (noun)
- disregard.
• ill repute (noun)
- bad odors.
• inconsiderable (noun)
- inadequate.
• indignity (noun)
- in dignity,
- in-dignities,
- in justices,
- in-justice,
- in-justices,
- take-downs,
- in dignities,
- take downs,
- in-dignity.
• insult (noun)
- cheap shots,
- in-civilities,
- in civility,
- un pleasantry,
- un-pleasantries,
- un-pleasantry,
- in-civility,
- un pleasantries,
- in civilities,
- disdainfulnesses.
• insult, disrespect (noun)
- inattention,
- call-down,
- discourtesy,
- put-down,
- indifference,
- rejection,
- kick,
- neglect.
• lean (noun)
- lean.
• left-handed compliment (noun)
• mistake (noun)
- mis-interpretation,
- slip tongue,
- mis-application,
- mis-statements,
- false moves,
- mis-prints,
- mis-print,
- over estimation,
- mis-applications,
- under estimations,
- mis print,
- mis interpretations,
- mis interpretation,
- mis-interpretations,
- mis statements,
- mis-takes,
- mis applications,
- over estimations,
- mis takes,
- mis application,
- over-estimations,
- mis-take,
- over-estimation,
- overestimations,
- under-estimation,
- under-estimations,
- mis take,
- mis statement,
- mis prints,
- under estimation.
• neglect (noun)
- laxity,
- disregardance,
- in consideration,
- laxness.
• offense (noun)
- muggings,
- dirty dig,
- ruffled feathers,
- zingers,
- zinger.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- Contemptuousness,
- mis-statement,
- mistake,
- scornfulness,
- takedowns,
- affront,
- overestimation,
- false move,
- refusal,
- bad odor,
- contempt,
- ill repute,
- take-down,
- slap in the face,
- slip of tongue,
- Non-payment,
- inadequacy,
- offense,
- gaffe,
- wrong,
- default,
- slap the face,
- kick in the teeth,
- kick in teeth,
- dirty deed,
- go-by,
- back-handed compliment,
- unmindfulness,
- pollution,
- dudgeon,
- the cold shoulder,
- reproach,
- ill-repute,
- underestimation,
- Ingloriousness,
- indignity,
- goby,
- brushoff,
- venial sin,
- underestimations,
- no compliment,
- error,
- insult,
- disgrace,
- misstatement,
- dishonor,
- minor wrong,
- scorn,
- Unpleasantries,
- brickbat,
- brush-off,
- brickbats,
- hard time,
- misprint,
- hard times,
- scandal,
- backhanded compliment,
- injustice,
- insouciance,
- rebuff,
- slap,
- in justice,
- uncomplimentary remark,
- disbarment,
- infamy,
- slap in face,
- takedown,
- nothing doing,
- cheap shot,
- chidings,
- left-handed compliment,
- misprints,
- Unpleasantry,
- disdainfulness.
• put-down (noun)
- putdown.
• rebuff (noun)
- go byes,
- kick the teeth,
- kick teeth,
- re buffs,
- re-buff,
- re-buffs,
- nothing doings,
- re buff,
- gobyes,
- go-byes.
• reproach (noun)
- dis approvals,
- re prehension,
- dis approval,
- re-prehensions,
- dis-approval,
- re-prehension,
- dis-approvals,
- re prehensions.
• ruffled feathers (noun)
- ruffled-feathers.
• scorn (noun)
- scornfulnesses,
- scoffings,
- contemptuousnesses,
- jeerings,
- teasings,
- tauntings.
• slight (noun)
- slim.
• venial sin (noun)
- in-discretion,
- venial-sin,
- minor wrongs,
- in discretions,
- in discretion.
• wrong (noun)
- sinfulness,
- inhumanity,
- tort,
- Torts,
- bad deed,
- in equity,
- bad deeds.
v.
• affront (verb)
- dis pleasing,
- dumping on,
- dis praise,
- dis-praises,
- hitting where lives,
- dis-pleased,
- dis-praise,
- out-raging,
- dis-praised,
- giving a zinger,
- dis praised,
- gave zinger,
- give cold shoulder,
- dis please,
- dis pleases,
- out raged,
- out raging,
- dumps on,
- dis praising,
- dis pleased,
- dis praises,
- dis-praising,
- hits where one lives,
- dis-please,
- giving zinger,
- gave a zinger,
- give zinger,
- hitting where one lives,
- gives zinger,
- dis-pleases,
- dis-pleasing,
- hits where lives,
- out-raged,
- gives a zinger,
- hit where lives.
• blink (verb)
- by passed,
- turning a blind eye,
- by passes,
- turned blind eye,
- turning blind eye,
- over passing,
- over-pass,
- over-passing,
- by passing,
- Overpassing,
- by pass,
- turns blind eye,
- turns a blind eye,
- over passes,
- over passed,
- over-passes,
- over-passed,
- turned a blind eye.
• brush aside/brush off (verb)
- dis owned,
- dis-missed,
- dis missing,
- coldshouldering,
- cold shouldered,
- over-ridden,
- over-rode,
- over ridden,
- has no time for,
- cold shouldering,
- dis-claimed,
- coldshoulders,
- sweeps aside,
- hadst no time for,
- dis-claiming,
- coldshouldered,
- haddest no time for,
- dis owning,
- hath no time for,
- swept aside,
- over rides,
- having no time for,
- over-riding,
- dis claims,
- dis claimed,
- dis-owning,
- over riding,
- hast no time for,
- over rode,
- dis-claim,
- over-rides,
- dis claim,
- dis missed,
- dis-missing,
- dis-owned,
- over ride,
- sweeping aside,
- dis-claims,
- dis claiming.
• defy (verb)
- flies in face of,
- makes my day,
- de feats,
- with stand,
- de riding,
- with-standing,
- outdared,
- with stood,
- re-pulse,
- de rides,
- flew face of,
- made my day,
- taking one on,
- out dared,
- re-pulsing,
- fly face of,
- outdaring,
- re pulsing,
- with stands,
- de-rides,
- out-daring,
- with standing,
- de ride,
- outdares,
- flies face of,
- hurls defiance at,
- sticked fast,
- hurling defiance at,
- de-feats,
- flying in face of,
- flew in face of,
- out-dares,
- re pulsed,
- re-pulses,
- with-stands,
- de-ride,
- out-dare,
- sticks fast,
- out-dared,
- de-feat,
- out daring,
- took one on,
- de feat,
- with-stand,
- takes one on,
- flying face of,
- making my day,
- hurled defiance at,
- re pulse,
- re pulses,
- out dare,
- de-riding,
- re-pulsed,
- out dares.
• depreciate (verb)
- de famed,
- scoffing at,
- dis-crediting,
- de fame,
- finds fault with,
- clamoring against,
- de cried,
- took down peg,
- dis countenanced,
- de-crying,
- dis countenancing,
- de-fame,
- de crying,
- de-famed,
- scoffs at,
- dis-countenanced,
- under values,
- de-cries,
- taking down a peg,
- de tract,
- de cries,
- de tracts,
- dis graced,
- sneering at,
- dis-credit,
- found fault with,
- re vile,
- de-fames,
- dis-gracing,
- dis-credits,
- de-cry,
- dis-countenancing,
- dis countenance,
- clamors against,
- under value,
- under-rated,
- under rates,
- takes down peg,
- de faming,
- under rated,
- dis credits,
- taking down peg,
- under-valuing,
- de-tracts,
- under valued,
- took down a peg,
- sneered at,
- de-faming,
- clamored against,
- de fames,
- dis credit,
- under-values,
- under rating,
- under valuing,
- de cry,
- sneers at,
- dis-countenance,
- under-valued,
- dis countenances,
- under rate,
- under-value,
- dis-countenances,
- finding fault with,
- under-rate,
- takes down a peg,
- dis gracing,
- dis-graced,
- under-rates,
- de-tract,
- dis-credited,
- under-rating,
- dis credited,
- de-cried,
- take down peg,
- dis crediting,
- looked down on,
- re-vile.
• despise (verb)
- de tested,
- felt contempt for,
- mis-prized,
- looked down nose at,
- hast no use for,
- feeling contempt for,
- hadst no use for,
- mis prized,
- misprizes,
- mis prize,
- looks down nose at,
- allergics to,
- looking down nose at,
- mis-prizing,
- allergicking to,
- de-tested,
- hath no use for,
- allergicked to,
- mis-prize,
- haddest no use for,
- de-testing,
- de testing,
- mis-prizes,
- mis prizing,
- feels contempt for,
- mis prizes,
- had no use for,
- has no use for.
• discount (verb)
- dis believes,
- be-little,
- dis-believes,
- mis-trusting,
- dis-counting,
- dis-counted,
- be littles,
- detracts from,
- blinks at,
- mis trust,
- dis-believed,
- blinked at,
- dis believe,
- detracted from,
- dis believing,
- dis-counts,
- mis-trust,
- mis trusted,
- dis-believing,
- be-littles,
- mis trusts,
- mis-trusts,
- dis believed,
- blinking at,
- dis-believe,
- dis counted,
- dis counts,
- mis-trusted,
- detracting from,
- dis counting,
- mis trusting.
• disdain (verb)
- being allergic to,
- wert allergic to,
- poohpooh,
- were allergic to,
- is allergic to,
- wast allergic to,
- re fusing,
- are allergic to,
- re-fuse,
- was allergic to,
- art allergic to,
- re fused,
- am allergic to,
- re-fused,
- re fuses,
- re fuse.
• disesteem (verb)
- dis esteems,
- dis-favoring,
- dis respecting,
- dis liking,
- dis favored,
- frowns on,
- dis-respecting,
- dis esteeming,
- dis-esteeming,
- dis-liking,
- dis-esteem,
- dis esteemed,
- dis-respected,
- dis respected,
- dis favoring,
- dis-favored,
- frowning on,
- dis-esteems,
- dis esteem,
- dis-liked,
- dis liked,
- dis-esteemed.
• disoblige (verb)
- dis obliged,
- dis-commodes,
- up setting,
- in commodes,
- in-convenience,
- in-conveniences,
- dis-commode,
- dis-obliging,
- in conveniences,
- putting about,
- dis-oblige,
- puts about,
- dis-obliged,
- up-sets,
- dis commodes,
- in-commodes,
- dis obliging,
- up-set,
- in-commode,
- dis oblige,
- dis obliges,
- up sets,
- in commode,
- up-setting,
- in convenience,
- dis-obliges,
- dis commode.
• disregard (verb)
- dis obeys,
- paid no attention to,
- letting pass,
- dis obeying,
- looked the other way,
- vilipending,
- brushes away,
- pays no heed to,
- leaves out of account,
- dis-regarding,
- leaving out of account,
- laughed off,
- dis obeyed,
- laughing off,
- paid no heed to,
- letted go,
- tuned out,
- dis-obeys,
- paying no heed to,
- dis-obey,
- brushing away,
- dis-obeyed,
- lets off easy,
- payed no attention to,
- letting easy,
- looking other way,
- looks other way,
- laughs off,
- look other way,
- lived with,
- dis-regarded,
- letted pass,
- leaves out account,
- brushed away,
- taking no notice of,
- turned a deaf ear,
- shutting eyes to,
- paying no attention to,
- dis regarding,
- shuts eyes to,
- lets easy,
- pays no attention to,
- vilipends,
- leaved out of account,
- took no notice of,
- winks at,
- paid no mind,
- leave out account,
- vilipended,
- dis regarded,
- left out account,
- turns deaf ear,
- takes no notice of,
- tunes out,
- dis obey,
- payed no heed to,
- letted easy,
- turns a deaf ear,
- leaving out account,
- pays no mind,
- turning deaf ear,
- letted off easy,
- looked other way,
- tuning out,
- payed no mind,
- lets pass,
- lives with,
- turned deaf ear,
- leaved out account,
- letting off easy,
- turning a deaf ear,
- left out of account,
- dis-obeying,
- winking at,
- let easy,
- looking the other way,
- looks the other way.
• fail (verb)
- mis carried,
- brake word,
- dis appoints,
- breaks one's word,
- dis appointed,
- mis-carried,
- mis-carrying,
- breaking one word,
- breaking word,
- brake ones word,
- breaks ones word,
- breaking ones word,
- mis-carry,
- brake one's word,
- de sert,
- dis-appointing,
- mis carrying,
- dis-appointed,
- broke one's word,
- dis appointing,
- breaking one's word,
- mis carry,
- broke ones word,
- dis-appoint,
- broke one word,
- breaks word,
- break word,
- mis carries,
- broke word,
- break one word,
- dis appoint,
- breaks one word,
- mis-carries,
- break ones word,
- de-sert,
- dis-appoints,
- brake one word.
• flout (verb)
• forget (verb)
• ignore (verb)
• insult (verb)
- step toes,
- de-grades,
- steps one's toes,
- dis honoring,
- de-based,
- dis-honoring,
- steps on toes,
- dis-honored,
- cuts to quick,
- de based,
- stepped on one toes,
- stepping on one's toes,
- stepped on ones toes,
- de grading,
- cutting to the quick,
- step one toes,
- stepping on one toes,
- stepped on one's toes,
- dis honored,
- steps on ones toes,
- step ones toes,
- stepping one's toes,
- step on one toes,
- de base,
- de-grading,
- step on ones toes,
- cuts quick,
- cutting to quick,
- cut to quick,
- de grade,
- stepped one toes,
- stepping one toes,
- steps on one toes,
- stepping on ones toes,
- steps one toes,
- stepping on toes,
- step one's toes,
- de-graded,
- cuts the quick,
- steps ones toes,
- cut the quick,
- stepped toes,
- steps toes,
- stepped on toes,
- de grades,
- de-grade,
- steps on one's toes,
- de graded,
- cuts to the quick,
- stepping toes,
- stepped one's toes,
- de-base,
- cutting the quick,
- stepping ones toes,
- cutting quick,
- cut quick,
- step on toes,
- stepped ones toes.
• miss (verb)
- dropping ball,
- drops ball,
- mis place,
- dropped ball,
- under shooting,
- fall flat face,
- drop ball,
- wast late for,
- fell flat on face,
- dropt ball,
- mis-lays,
- mis-fire,
- over shot,
- is late for,
- are late for,
- am late for,
- drops the ball,
- over-shooting,
- over-shot,
- mis fired,
- mis-places,
- fell short,
- mis laying,
- being late for,
- undershooting,
- art late for,
- was late for,
- mis-laid,
- mis-fires,
- were late for,
- mis-firing,
- mis lay,
- tripping up,
- falls flat face,
- fell flat face,
- wert late for,
- falling flat on face,
- mis fire,
- flubbing,
- dropt the ball,
- mis-place,
- mis places,
- under-shooting,
- mis-placing,
- mis-fired,
- over shooting,
- under shot,
- passing up,
- trips up,
- mis-lay,
- letted slip,
- mis firing,
- mis lays,
- passes up,
- lets slip,
- falling flat face,
- under-shot,
- mis-laying,
- mis fires,
- letting slip,
- mis placing,
- falls short,
- falls flat on face,
- mis placed.
• neglect (verb)
• offend (verb)
- dis tress,
- dis-gust,
- dis gusts,
- wast disagreeable,
- dis-gusts,
- was disagreeable,
- dis gust,
- turned one off,
- zinged,
- ex asperate,
- being disagreeable,
- ex-asperates,
- turning one off,
- is disagreeable,
- dis-tresses,
- dis-tress,
- are disagreeable,
- dis-gusted,
- dis gusted,
- dis tressed,
- ex-asperate,
- ex-asperated,
- am disagreeable,
- dis tresses,
- ex-asperating,
- were disagreeable,
- wert disagreeable,
- dis-gusting,
- dis-tressed,
- dis gusting,
- art disagreeable,
- ex asperates,
- turns one off,
- ex asperating.
• offend, insult (verb)
- chill,
- scoff,
- reject,
- give the cold shoulder to,
- show disrespect,
- turn deaf ear to,
- skip,
- upstage,
- pooh-pooh,
- cool.
• omit (verb)
- dis carding,
- dis card,
- casts aside,
- leaved out,
- dis-carding,
- casting aside,
- dis cards,
- x-outing,
- with-hold,
- ex-cept,
- x-outs,
- lets slide,
- xouting,
- dis carded,
- x outs,
- x outing,
- letting slide,
- with hold,
- leaving undone,
- with-holds,
- missing out,
- letted slide,
- with-held,
- with held,
- x outed,
- dis-carded,
- xout,
- dis-cards,
- with holding,
- misses out,
- with holds,
- leaves undone,
- leaved undone,
- ex cept,
- xouts,
- x-outed,
- xouted,
- dis-card.
• overlook (verb)
• pass (verb)
- de-cline,
- not heeds,
- de-clines,
- de clines,
- de cline.
• put down (verb)
- opprobriated,
- downcrying,
- downcried,
- downcries,
- opprobriating,
- opprobriates.
• rebuff (verb)
- dis courages,
- re buffed,
- keeping bay,
- dis allowed,
- keeping at a distance,
- puts in one place,
- keeps at bay,
- dis-allow,
- put in one place,
- put one place,
- re-proved,
- putting in one place,
- lashes out at,
- puts in ones place,
- put one's place,
- pushed back,
- puts ones place,
- lashing out at,
- putting in one's place,
- kept bay,
- puts one's place,
- beating off,
- dis-allowing,
- dis courage,
- keeps at distance,
- keeps a distance,
- putting in place,
- pushing back,
- re buffing,
- re-proving,
- re-proves,
- keeps bay,
- putting one place,
- put in ones place,
- puts in place,
- dis allows,
- pushes back,
- keep bay,
- fended off,
- kept a distance,
- kept at a distance,
- re prove,
- puts one place,
- dis allow,
- keep a distance,
- puts in one's place,
- dis-courages,
- put place,
- put ones place,
- dis-allowed,
- re-prove,
- dis-courage,
- putting one's place,
- keeping a distance,
- dis allowing,
- re proved,
- lashed out at,
- putting place,
- re-buffed,
- keep at distance,
- kept at distance,
- puts place,
- putting ones place,
- beats off,
- re proves,
- keeping at bay,
- re-buffing,
- dis-allows,
- putting in ones place,
- keeping at distance,
- keeps at a distance.
• scorn (verb)
- art above,
- turn nose at,
- turning nose up at,
- considering beneath one,
- were above,
- are above,
- turns nose up at,
- is above,
- considered beneath one,
- turned nose at,
- turns nose at,
- was above,
- being above,
- wast above,
- am above,
- turned nose up at,
- considers beneath one,
- wert above,
- turning nose at.
• skimp (verb)
- made ends meet,
- tighten one belt,
- is sparing,
- art mean with,
- am mean with,
- was sparing,
- were mean with,
- tightens belt,
- tightening belt,
- am sparing,
- rolled back,
- art sparing,
- wert mean with,
- tightened ones belt,
- rolling back,
- are sparing,
- tightened one's belt,
- makes ends meet,
- tightening one's belt,
- wert sparing,
- tightens one's belt,
- tightening ones belt,
- wast sparing,
- cutting corners,
- being sparing,
- tightened one belt,
- tightens ones belt,
- tightening one belt,
- was mean with,
- making ends meet,
- wast mean with,
- being mean with,
- is mean with,
- tighten ones belt,
- tightened belt,
- tightens one belt,
- were sparing,
- rolls back,
- cuts corners.
• slur (verb)
- gave black eye,
- gives a black eye,
- kicked teeth,
- slapped in the face,
- kicking teeth,
- in-sinuating,
- slapping in the face,
- skins alive,
- slapped the face,
- kicked the teeth,
- giving a black eye,
- kicks teeth,
- slaps in face,
- slapped face,
- kicks in teeth,
- slaps in the face,
- blows off,
- giving black eye,
- kicked in the teeth,
- slaps the face,
- in-sinuates,
- kicked in teeth,
- kicking in teeth,
- slapping in face,
- slapped in face,
- in sinuating,
- kicking the teeth,
- blowing off,
- blew off,
- slapping face,
- gives black eye,
- slapping the face,
- kicks in the teeth,
- gave a black eye,
- in sinuates,
- in sinuate,
- in-sinuate,
- kicking in the teeth,
- slaps face,
- kicks the teeth.
• sneer (verb)
- curling one lip at,
- turning one nose,
- turn one's nose,
- turned one nose,
- turning nose,
- held up to ridicule,
- turns up nose,
- turns one's nose,
- curled lip at,
- curled one's lip at,
- curls one's lip at,
- quipping at,
- holding up to ridicule,
- curling one's lip at,
- sniffed at,
- holds in contempt,
- held in contempt,
- held up ridicule,
- held ridicule,
- turn ones nose,
- hold to ridicule,
- turning up ones nose,
- holding up ridicule,
- hold ridicule,
- turns ones nose,
- turns up ones nose,
- holding contempt,
- turned up one nose,
- curls lip at,
- curling ones lip at,
- curling lip at,
- holds ridicule,
- turned up ones nose,
- curls ones lip at,
- curl lip at,
- turned up one's nose,
- quips at,
- curled one lip at,
- curled ones lip at,
- holding ridicule,
- turn one nose,
- turning ones nose,
- holds up to ridicule,
- turning up nose,
- turning one's nose,
- turns one nose,
- ranking out,
- gave bronx cheer,
- curl ones lip at,
- turns nose,
- sniffing at,
- holds to ridicule,
- turn up one nose,
- sniffs at,
- hold up ridicule,
- held contempt,
- curls one lip at,
- turning up one nose,
- ranked out,
- hold contempt,
- turn up nose,
- turned one's nose,
- turning up one's nose,
- holds contempt,
- ranks out,
- turn up ones nose,
- turns up one's nose,
- turn nose,
- turned ones nose,
- held to ridicule,
- holding to ridicule,
- curl one lip at,
- gives bronx cheer,
- turns up one nose,
- turned nose,
- holds up ridicule,
- giving bronx cheer,
- turned up nose,
- holding in contempt,
- quipped at.
• sneeze at (verb)
- takes lightly,
- taking lightly,
- took lightly.
• snigger (verb)
- curl one lip,
- curl ones lip,
- curled one's lip,
- curls ones lip,
- curls one lip,
- curl lip,
- curling one lip,
- curled one lip,
- curled lip,
- curls lip,
- curling one's lip,
- curled ones lip,
- curling ones lip,
- curling lip,
- curls one's lip.
• snub (verb)
- cutting dead,
- gave brush,
- looked coldly upon,
- snobbed,
- looking right through,
- icing out,
- up staging,
- puts the chill on,
- snobbing,
- looked right through,
- give brush,
- not give time day,
- up-stages,
- putting chill on,
- looks coldly upon,
- up-staging,
- acts cool,
- gives brush,
- looked coldly up on,
- up staged,
- ices out,
- look coldly up on,
- looking coldly up on,
- up stages,
- putting the chill on,
- giving the brush,
- looks coldly up on,
- acting cool,
- acted cool,
- up stage,
- gave the brush,
- up-stage,
- looks right through,
- cuts dead,
- giving brush,
- gives the brush,
- iced out,
- looking coldly upon,
- up-staged,
- puts chill on.
• spurn (verb)
- dis approve,
- dis-approving,
- dis-approved,
- steers clear,
- nixed,
- dis approved,
- re-probates,
- dis-approves,
- dis-approve,
- steered clear,
- dis approving,
- dis approves,
- re-probated,
- re-probate,
- re probating,
- steering clear,
- re probate.
• underestimate (verb)
- mis calculating,
- under estimating,
- mis-calculates,
- under estimates,
- under-estimate,
- sold short,
- thinking too little of,
- under estimate,
- mis-calculating,
- mis calculated,
- mis calculates,
- under-estimating,
- under-estimated,
- sells short,
- selling short,
- thought too little of,
- thinks too little of,
- under estimated.
Other synonyms:
- cramped,
- toytown,
- pint-size,
- contumely,
- thinly,
- name calling,
- minimum,
- merely,
- sparingly,
- shrunken,
- pocket-sized,
- handheld,
- shallow,
- infinitesimal,
- bite-sized,
- trash-talk,
- confined,
- igg,
- few,
- faintest,
- little bitty,
- mere,
- miniaturized.
- any,
- discreet,
- derogate,
- stunted,
- disparage,
- belittle,
- minimize,
- detract,
- denigrate,
- oversight,
- decry,
- brief,
- limited,
- least,
- fractional,
- pert,
- forget.
- barely,
- cunning,
- brush,
- jibe,
- lightly,
- pitiful,
- bare,
- midget,
- deprecate.
- downgrade,
- despite,
- marginal,
- minority,
- outrage,
- only,
- kiss off.
- swipe,
- neat.
- soft,
- moderate.
• defy
- Outdare,
- stick fast,
- stuck fast,
- Fronting,
- fly in face of,
- Repulsing,
- sticking fast,
- hurl defiance at,
- make my day,
- take one on,
- Ridiculed.
• disapprove
- disesteem.
• discount
- mistrust,
- detract from,
- be little,
- blink at.
• disoblige
- up set,
- put about.
• fail
- Funking,
- going astray,
- failed,
- went astray,
- funked,
- goes astray,
- go astray,
- break one's word.
• flout
- Quipping,
- laughed at,
- thumb nose at,
- Quipped,
- jeer.
• forget
- forgotten,
- Transgressed,
- lose sight of.
• ignore
- winking,
- turned back on,
- blink,
- brush off,
- Winked,
- turn deaf ear,
- be oblivious to,
- bury one's head in sand,
- turn blind eye,
- turn back on,
- let it go,
- take no notice.
• inessential
- unessential.
• neglect
- neglected,
- have nothing to do with,
- keep at arm's length,
- pretermit,
- Scanted,
- Scanting,
- shrug off,
- keep arm's length,
- scants,
- not care for,
- make light of,
- keep distance,
- made light of,
- keep one's distance.
• Other relevant words:
- leer,
- Lampooned,
- overlook,
- Overshooting,
- live with,
- pass up,
- discount,
- over pass,
- left undone,
- send away,
- be allergic to,
- step on one's toes,
- Trashed,
- pass,
- misprizing,
- flubbed,
- Sneered,
- passed by,
- fail to notice,
- put down,
- pay no mind,
- Caricaturing,
- cast aside,
- take lightly,
- Disfavoring,
- offend,
- dispraise,
- tune out,
- fall flat on face,
- Dispraised,
- underrated,
- despise,
- lets go,
- getting rid of,
- Reprobating,
- Fleering,
- over-ride,
- hit where one lives,
- dropped the ball,
- undershot,
- maligned,
- leave out of account,
- scoffed at,
- underestimate,
- steer clear,
- dispraises,
- pay no attention to,
- turn a blind eye,
- turn a deaf ear,
- put chill on,
- overpast,
- hated,
- Burlesqued,
- Overpassed,
- drop the ball,
- winked at,
- shut eyes to,
- fall short,
- have no time for,
- living with,
- sending away,
- keep at a distance,
- snub,
- sneer at,
- Faulting,
- sweep aside,
- allergic to,
- turn one off,
- Misprize,
- cold-shouldering,
- coldshoulder,
- give the brush,
- disrespecting,
- consider beneath one,
- Faulted,
- hold in contempt,
- beat off,
- iced,
- slur,
- look coldly upon,
- miss out,
- rank out,
- miss,
- sends away,
- let off easy,
- push back,
- undershoots,
- give a zinger,
- fail,
- misprized,
- Caricatured,
- mislay,
- brush away,
- put the chill on,
- cut dead,
- take no notice of,
- by-passing,
- missed out,
- cold-shoulders,
- look down nose at,
- having no use for,
- take down a peg,
- sent away,
- opprobriate,
- be disagreeable,
- ice out,
- leaving out,
- disdain,
- blistered,
- omit,
- look the other way,
- let slip,
- pay no attention,
- slip up,
- zinging,
- falling short,
- be above,
- passed up,
- Vilipend,
- hold up to ridicule,
- overshot,
- by-passes,
- find fault with,
- flout,
- frowned on,
- Reprobated,
- skimp,
- nixing,
- laugh off,
- wink at,
- downcry,
- cold-shoulder,
- ignore,
- Burlesquing,
- let fall between the cracks,
- leaves out,
- turn nose up at,
- turn up one's nose,
- trip up,
- slips up,
- Burring,
- turn down,
- undershoot,
- sneeze at,
- disrespected,
- scoff at,
- Fleered,
- frown on,
- tripped up,
- let pass,
- feel contempt for,
- Fleer,
- have no use for,
- be late for,
- sniff at,
- encounter,
- repudiate,
- put in one's place,
- not hear of,
- burred,
- clamor against,
- pay no heed to,
- leave out,
- defy,
- overshoot,
- look right through,
- cold-shouldered,
- letting go,
- Disfavored,
- by-passed,
- dump on,
- act cool,
- cut to the quick,
- muff,
- spurn,
- disoblige,
- quip at,
- lash out at,
- By-pass,
- dropping the ball,
- depreciate,
- fending off,
- sneer,
- undervalued,
- ward off,
- kept at bay,
- loathe,
- paying no mind,
- provoke,
- dumped on,
- overshoots,
- put in place,
- let slide,
- pooh pooh,
- keep at bay,
- not give time of day,
- Dispraising,
- leave undone,
- curl one's lip at,
- slipping up,
- slipped up.
• pass
- Passed,
- not heeded,
- pass on,
- not heeding,
- passed on,
- not heed,
- passes on,
- passing on.
• refined
- finespun.
• skimp
- tighten one's belt,
- be mean with,
- cut corners,
- pinching pennies,
- make ends meet,
- tighten belt,
- pinches pennies,
- pinch pennies,
- scamping,
- roll back,
- be sparing,
- pinched pennies,
- scamped.
• slur
- blow off,
- Slurring,
- give a black eye,
- give black eye,
- skinned alive,
- skin alive,
- skinning alive.
• snigger
- snigger,
- sniggering,
- curl one's lip.
• underestimate
• Other relevant words (noun):
- delinquency,
- dereliction,
- omission,
- treat with contempt,
- leave in the cold,
- contemn,
- trivial,
- insignificant,
- failure,
- set at naught,
- unsubstantial,
- pass by,
- refuse to acknowledge,
- scout,
- refuse to recognize.

How to use "Slight" in context?

It's hard to pinpoint the defining features of a "slight." Is it something that makes a noticeable impact, or is it subtle to the point of being imperceptible? Is it a subjective descriptor, or does it have a set definition? Is it a word used generally to describe the feeling of being slighted, or is it more specific, referring to a specific instance?

There seems to be no definitive answer, as slighting can mean different things to different people. Nevertheless, slighting has played a big role in history, and it still affects people today.

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- Adjective
  brief, feeble, flimsy, fragile, frail, gentle, inconsiderable, lean, limited, low, meager, meagre, minimum, miniscule, minuscule, narrow, negligible, nimble, petite, petty, scant, shallow, simple, skinny, slender, slow, sluggish, soft, somewhat, tenuous, tight, timid, light-weight, light-commercial.
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- Adjective
  certain, easy, faint, few, insignificant, lenient, light, marginal, minimal, moderate, short, smallest, subtle, tiny, trifling, trivial, light-touch.
- Proper noun, singular
  light.
- Noun, singular or mass
  light.

Homophones for Slight:

select, scholiast, salacity, silkweed, silicate, Sal Soda, selected, soloist, socialised, silk hat, squelched, slack tide, slag code, sciolist, solicit, sociologist, slashed, sloshed, slack suit, socialist, sliced, slaked, sluicegate, slicked, socialized, sick list, sulcate, silicic acid, slouch hat, sleight, slouched, skylight, silkwood, silicide, silk wood, solicitude, syllogist, shell jacket.

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