slighten Antonyms
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Meaning of slighten
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slighten (v. t.)
To slight.
slighten Sentence Examples
- Her careless remark slightly offended me.
- The teacher warned the students that any form of plagiarism would be slightly punished.
- The breeze was a slight relief from the oppressive heat.
- The coach's slight criticism motivated the team to perform better.
- The company's slightly increased profits were a sign of modest growth.
- The politician's slight advantage in the polls was not enough to guarantee victory.
- A slight breeze ruffled the leaves on the trees.
- The singer's slightly hoarse voice added a raw emotion to the performance.
- The new student's slight nervousness was evident in their hesitant speech.
- The painting depicted a slight tilt in the subject's head.
FAQs About the word slighten
To slight.
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Her careless remark slightly offended me.
The teacher warned the students that any form of plagiarism would be slightly punished.
The breeze was a slight relief from the oppressive heat.
The coach's slight criticism motivated the team to perform better.
