adjective

slight

slight, small, minor

There is a slight chance of rain today.

There is a slight chance of rain today.

She has a slight build.

She has a slight build.

He felt a slight pain in his arm.

He felt a slight pain in his arm.

((noun)) slight (noun) There is a slight chance of rain.

Synonyms: small, minor, slim; Antonyms: considerable, significant, large

From Old Norse 'sléttr' meaning 'smooth, level'.

'Slight' sounds like 'light', which can mean not heavy or not significant. Associate it with something small or unimportant.

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