relatively slight

Frequency: 6.06.3 per million words

To describe something as small in degree in relation to something else.

slightADVERB + slight

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relatively

Examples (10)

  • There was a relatively slight improvement in her condition.
  • The economic downturn had a relatively slight impact on local businesses.
  • Compared to the previous year, the increase in sales was relatively slight.
  • The difference between the two samples was relatively slight, making it hard to distinguish.
  • He noticed a relatively slight change in the atmospheric pressure.
  • The tremor was relatively slight, barely noticeable by most people.
  • Despite the harsh conditions, the damage to the crops was relatively slight.
  • The new policy resulted in a relatively slight increase in operational costs.
  • Although the symptoms were present, they were relatively slight.
  • The artist's latest work showed a relatively slight departure from her usual style.