She smiles politely even when he slights her achievements during meetings.

Despite her slightings, she continued to offer help to her colleagues with quiet dignity.

His slightnesses, small but recurring, slowly drove his colleagues away.

Her slightful hands performed the coin trick so smoothly no one noticed the swap.

Slight traced his family's history back to the Middle Ages and discovered that his surname originated in Middle English.

He cataloged all the Slights he endured at the annual reviews, turning each into motivation to improve.

The article's repeated use of the term slight of hand had readers correcting it to the proper phrase.

She glided slightly across the ballroom, every movement revealing her slender grace.

Though the council slighteth his warnings, disaster soon follows.

We all felt hurt by the slighter's constant snubs.