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UK//nɒt ˈiːvən ˈslaɪtli//US//nɑt ˈivən ˈslaɪtli//

Meaning of Not even slightly

Not at all; not even a little bit.

Not even slightly in a sentence

  • I don't feel tired, not even slightly.
  • He didn’t care, not even slightly, about the consequences.
  • She doesn't enjoy spicy food, not even slightly.
  • I was not impressed, not even slightly, by the presentation.
  • It wasn't challenging, not even slightly, for her expertise.

How to use Not even slightly

Use in informal conversations to emphasize a complete lack of something. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a scale where 'not even slightly' is at the absolute bottom, no degree at all.

Related words

Collocations with Not even slightly

  • not even slightly interested
  • not even slightly worried
  • not even slightly tempted

Synonyms for Not even slightly

Common mistakes with Not even slightly

  • Confused with 'not even close', which implies a degree of distance.
  • Used in formal contexts, which may seem out of place.
  • Misplaced in sentences, altering the intended emphasis.

Compare Not even slightly with Not at all, Absolutely not

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Frequently asked questions about Not even slightly

What does Not even slightly mean?

Not at all; not even a little bit.

How do you use Not even slightly in a sentence?

I don't feel tired, not even slightly.

Can you give another example of Not even slightly?

He didn’t care, not even slightly, about the consequences.

What are synonyms for Not even slightly?

Common alternatives include not at all, not in the slightest, not even a little, absolutely not, not in any way.

What words go with Not even slightly?

It commonly pairs with not even slightly interested, not even slightly worried, not even slightly tempted.

What are common mistakes when using Not even slightly?

Confused with 'not even close', which implies a degree of distance. Used in formal contexts, which may seem out of place. Misplaced in sentences, altering the intended emphasis.

How do you pronounce Not even slightly?

US: //nɑt ˈivən ˈslaɪtli//, UK: //nɒt ˈiːvən ˈslaɪtli//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Not even slightly?

Use in informal conversations to emphasize a complete lack of something. Avoid in formal writing.