slightest

a slight tilt; a slight surplus.

a slight foundation; slight evidence.

a slight malar flush.

a slight rearward movement.

a slight ankle injury.

a slight wiggle of the hips.

a slight tinge of humor

a slight possibility of success

wink at slight errors

There is a slight inaccuracy in this design.

The floor is on a slight slope.

he was desperate not to slight a guest.

there was a slight but noticeable lull in the talk.

This slightly improves the blood flow and ameliorates hypoxia.

Rick did have a slight competitive edge.

If somebody is very thin, you can call them slight.

Don't be fooled by his slight frame.

Susan had a slight blister on one heel.

Iceland is 103,000 square kilometres big, making it slightly smaller than Cuba and slightly bigger than Hungary and Portugal.

Jobs tried to minimize the slight, but Atkinson refused to be mollified.

The rate at which income tax forms get audited is very, very slight.

And to follow even slightly in his footsteps, it's a wonderful honor.

Do you overanalyze situations and feel you're being slighted in every situation?