slightly
Common misspellings:
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- slght (0.2%)
- silghtly (0.2%)
- slightl (0.6%)
- slitghtly (0.7%)
- slightyl (0.3%)
- sllightly (0.6%)
- sligthly (2.6%)
- slughtly (0.2%)
- slighlt (0.6%)
- kinda (0.1%)
- sligltly (0.2%)
- slghtly (0.2%)
- lsightly (0.2%)
- lighty (0.2%)
- slighltly (0.9%)
- slighty (38.0%)
- slightyly (0.3%)
- slinghtly (0.2%)
- slilghtly (0.3%)
- slighlty (17.5%)
- nslightly (0.2%)
- slithly (0.3%)
- slihghtly (0.2%)
- slighly (24.4%)
- slighttly (0.2%)
- slitely (0.2%)
- slightlty (0.2%)
- sliglty (0.3%)
- silightly (0.2%)
- sligtly (3.9%)
- slightlly (0.7%)
- slightley (1.5%)
- slitly (0.6%)
- slightely (0.3%)
- slgihtly (1.0%)
- slihtly (0.2%)
- sligly (0.1%)
- aslightly (0.1%)
- istightly (0.2%)
- slaightly (0.2%)
- slightky (0.2%)
- slightle (0.2%)
- slighyly (0.3%)
- slithgl (0.2%)
- slithgly (0.3%)
- stightly (0.1%)
- stlightly (0.2%)
Usage examples for slightly:
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The judge sat down again, his face slightly pale.
"The Coming of the Law" – Charles Alden Seltzer -
Her head moved, ever so slightly towards him.
"Love and Lucy" – Maurice Henry Hewlett -
Mrs. Curtis staggered slightly and grew very white.
"Madge Morton, Captain of the Merry Maid" – Amy D. V. Chalmers -
Yo'll 'scuse me, but yo' am slightly mistaken.
"Tom Swift and his Motor-cycle" – Victor Appleton
