Slightly - English meaning

ˈslaɪt.li

Slightly – definitions in English dictionary

adverb
To a small degree; not considerably.
Usage examples:
He lowered his voice slightly
Synonims:
A little A bit Somewhat Rather Moderately To some degree To a certain extent To a slight extent Faintly Vaguely Obscurely Marginally A shade Sort of Kind of Kinda Ish
adverb
(with reference to a person's build) in a slender way.
Usage examples:
A slightly built girl

adverb
In a small amount or degree
Usage examples:
She’s slightly taller than her sister.

adverb
A little
Usage examples:
She's slightly taller than her sister., i'm slightly upset she forgot my birthday., i'm slightly wo…

adverb
Someone who is slightly built is thin and delicate.

Slightly translation into English

Slightly: translate from English into Chinese

轻微地, 略, 略略, 丝毫, 丝, 顺手, 聊

Slightly: translate from English into Dutch

Lichtelijk, Licht

Slightly: translate from English into French

Légèrement, Un peu

Slightly: translate from English into German

Leicht, Etwas, Ein wenig, Schwach, Entfernt, Abfällig, Abschätzig

Slightly: translate from English into Hindi

थोड़ा, दुर्बलता से, कुछ न कुछ, थोड़ा-थोड़ा, नाजुक ढंग से, साधारणत:, थोड़े रूप में इत्यादि

Slightly: translate from English into Italian

Leggermente, Lievemente, Scarsamente, Sottilmente, Esilmente

Slightly: translate from English into Korean

약간, 조금, 약하게

Slightly: translate from English into Russian

Немного, Слегка, Чуть, Едва

Slightly: translate from English into Spanish

Levemente, Ligeramente, Un poco

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Slightly synonims

faintly

adverb
In a faint manner; indistinctly.
Usage examples:
She smiled faintly

adverb
With little strength; slightly
Usage examples:
The hospital room smelled faintly of disinfectant.

Faintly - all meanings in English

ish

adverb
To some extent.
Usage examples:
‘are you busy?’ ‘ish’

noun
An issue of magazine, journal, etc.
Usage examples:
The super duo appears in the latest ish

noun
Used as a euphemism for ‘shit’.
Usage examples:
That ish was hard for me to watch

Ish - all meanings in English

kinda

adverb
(spelled the way it is often spoken) kind of (= slightly)
Usage examples:
I was kinda sorry to see him go.

Kinda - all meanings in English

marginally

adverb
To only a limited extent; slightly.
Usage examples:
Inflation is predicted to drop marginally

adverb
By a very small amount
Usage examples:
The results were marginally above expectations., marginally better/worse/bigger

Marginally - all meanings in English

moderately

adverb
To a certain extent; quite; fairly.
Usage examples:
The event was moderately successful

adverb
Within a middle range in size, amount, or degree; neither great nor little
Usage examples:
The new apartment complex will be moderately priced for middle-income people., he was moderately su…

adverb
Used to describe an action or a quality that is not very large or small but between the two
Usage examples:
Moderately priced autos sell better during a recession., moderately sized clothing is frequently la…

Moderately - all meanings in English

obscurely

adverb
In a way that is not known about by many people
Usage examples:
She died obscurely in her house in the country., they had lived obscurely in illinois for forty yea…

Obscurely - all meanings in English

rather

adverb
Used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter.
Usage examples:
Would you like some wine or would you rather stick to sherry?

exclamation
Used to express emphatic affirmation, agreement, or acceptance.
Usage examples:
‘you are glad to be home, aren't you?’ ‘rather!’

Rather - all meanings in English

somewhat

adverb
To a moderate extent or by a moderate amount; rather.
Usage examples:
Matters have improved somewhat since then

Somewhat - all meanings in English

vaguely

adverb
In a way that is uncertain, indefinite or unclear; roughly.
Usage examples:
He vaguely remembered talking to her once

adverb
In a way that is not clearly expressed, known, described, or decided
Usage examples:
I vaguely remembered having met her before., he had thought only vaguely about a managerial future …

Vaguely - all meanings in English

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