There was a slight breeze after lunch.
What does Slight mean?
small or not very strong.
Dictionary definition
Small in amount, degree, or importance.
Slight in a sentence
A slight change in the data did not affect the final answer.
The writer used a slight pause to show that the character was unsure.
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What does slight mean?
Slight means small or not very strong.
Which word is closest in meaning to slight?
Minor is close in meaning to slight in this context.
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slight
slightly
By a small amount.
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