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minor vs. slight What is the difference between minor and slight? Which of them is correct for example: Minor delay Slight delay
Sep 2, 2013 5:43 PM
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Minor means small or relatively small or unimportant. That could mean that the delay is not very small, but is still unimportant. Slight means very small, not relatively small. A slight delay would generally mean small by any absolute standard. Note that the differences are not definite - you could still use the two interchangeably in many situations.
September 2, 2013
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