1slight 
/ˈslaɪt/ adjective
slight·er; slight·est /ˈslaɪt/ adjective 1 : very small in degree or amount
▪ slight adjustments/errors ▪ a slight odor/cold/fever ▪ There is a slight chance of rain. ▪ Her head is tilted at a slight angle in the picture. ▪ The medication didn't have the slightest effect. [=did not have any effect] ▪ If you have even the slightest doubt, then don't do it. ▪ There is not the slightest danger [=there is no danger] of that happening. 2 : thin and not very strong or muscular
▪ a slight woman
▪ slight adjustments/errors ▪ a slight odor/cold/fever ▪ There is a slight chance of rain. ▪ Her head is tilted at a slight angle in the picture. ▪ The medication didn't have the slightest effect. [=did not have any effect] ▪ If you have even the slightest doubt, then don't do it. ▪ There is not the slightest danger [=there is no danger] of that happening.
▪ a slight woman
not in the slightest
: not at all : not in the least
▪ “Does it bother you?” “Not in the slightest.”
▪ “Does it bother you?” “Not in the slightest.”
