slighted (Meaning)

Webster

slighted (imp. & p. p.)

of Slight

The employee felt slighted after being passed over for the promotion.
The team's star player was slighted by being left out of the all-star lineup.
The professor slighted the student's efforts by giving him a low grade.
The guest felt slighted when the host didn't acknowledge their arrival.
The director slighted the actor by casting him in a minor role.
The rejection letter slighted the applicant by stating that they were not qualified.
The politician slighted the opposition by refusing to debate them.
The friend slighted me by not inviting me to their wedding.
The company slighted its customers by providing poor service.
The nation slighted its veterans by failing to provide them with adequate healthcare.

of Slight

outraged, offended,insulted, slapped, affronted, hurt, upset, disrespected, troubled, dissed

approved, acclaimed, praised, hailed, applauded, acclaimed, complimented, commended,approved, applauded

The employee felt slighted after being passed over for the promotion.

The team's star player was slighted by being left out of the all-star lineup.

The professor slighted the student's efforts by giving him a low grade.

The guest felt slighted when the host didn't acknowledge their arrival.