slights
SaySLYTSUS/sl̥ɐɪts/UK/slɑjts/AUS/slɑɪts/
- 1Plural of slight. Use this when you mean more than one rude or hurtful act.
She brushed off the small slights from her coworkers.
Years of little slights slowly wore down their friendship.
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- 2Third-person singular of slight. Use this form with he, she, or it.
He often slights his assistant by ignoring her ideas.
She slights anyone who disagrees with her.
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slights is a form of slight
slight, noun: An unkind act of ignoring someone or leaving them out on purpose. Full entry
- Forms
- slightslights plural
- Spelling
- slight → slights: add -s
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