slights (Meaning)

slights

to treat with disdain or indifference, an act or an instance of slighting, lacking weight, solidity, or importance, deficient in weight, solidity, or importance, small of its kind or in amount, a humiliating discourtesy, to treat with disrespect, lacking in strength or substance, an instance of being slighted, to treat as slight or unimportant, having a slim or delicate build, to perform or attend to carelessly and inadequately, to perform or attend to carelessly and without proper attention to detail

FAQs About the word slights

to treat with disdain or indifference, an act or an instance of slighting, lacking weight, solidity, or importance, deficient in weight, solidity, or importance

offences, sarcasms, outrages, indignities,insults, slurs, disses,affronts, barbs, digs

commendations,compliments, accolades,praises, flatteries, acclaim, adulations,applauses

The manager's subtle slights towards his subordinates created a tense atmosphere in the office.

The mean girl often tried to belittle others with small, cutting slights.

The politician's repeated slights against his opponent backfired, alienating potential voters.

The coach's careless slights towards his players undermined their morale.