slightly
adverb (SMALL IN AMOUNT) /ˈslaɪt.li/Definition
B2 a little: She's slightly taller than her sister. I'm slightly upset she forgot my birthday. I'm slightly worried that she'll get lost on the way.Some and quite
(Definition of slightly adverb (SMALL IN AMOUNT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bit noun (AMOUNT)
- certain pronoun
- faintly adverb
- fairly adverb (QUITE)
- ha'porth noun
- halfway adverb
- little adverb (SMALL AMOUNT)
- mildly adverb
- pretty adverb
- quite adverb, predeterminer
- rather adverb (SMALL AMOUNT)
- remotely adverb (SLIGHTLY)
- several determiner, pronoun
- some ... or other idiom
- some determiner (UNKNOWN AMOUNT)
- somewhat adverb
- sort of idiom
- to a/some degree idiom
- touch noun (SMALL AMOUNT)
- trifle noun (UNIMPORTANT THING)
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