slightness [brit. angl. ˈslʌɪtnəs, am. angl. ˈslaɪtnəs] SAM.
1. slightness (of build):
- slightness
- minceur ž. spol
2. slightness (of argument, film, work):
- slightness
- superficialité ž. spol
3. slightness (of change, chance, risk):
- slightness
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Almost everybody concedes the novel's charm, but some have demurred at the slightness of the material.
en.wikipedia.org I'd spent much of the afternoon playing before she got home and was left utterly flummoxed as to the game's slightness.
business.financialpost.com It is a terrible slightness, recalling the ease with which a thing may cease, a person may leave, a life may end.
www.theglobeandmail.com The slightness of an 11-year-old among the vast lummoxes of the upper forms in an inner-city educational institution induces a flush of maternal anxiety.
www.standard.co.uk For all the cuddly slightness of his delivery, these songs are lushly rendered and pool in stream-of-consciousness reflection that's more meaningful as a whole.
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