Slights is valid Scrabble Word

Is slights a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is slights valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for SLIGHTS in dictionary:

VERB:

SLIGHT, to treat with disregard
insult (someone) by treating or speaking of them without proper respect or attention
raze or destroy (a fortification)

NOUN:

an insult caused by a failure to show someone proper respect or attention

ADJECTIVE:

small in degree; inconsiderable
(especially of a creative work) not profound or substantial; rather trivial or superficial
(of a person or their build) not sturdy; thin or slender

Words related to SLIGHTS

slight10 slighted13 slighting14

Words that contain SLIGHTS

gaslights14 mislights15 crosslights17

How to use SLIGHTS in a sentence

Methinks, Sir, the power and the will we have to oblige you, should not expose us the more to your slights and negligence.
An elderly lady, a visitor to his mother, had been indiscreet enough to give him some offence, and slights he generally resented with more energy than they often deserved.
In the mortification of slights he was an expert, and humbled her in her own opinion more than a thousand sermons would have done.
Such slights Russell endured daily from certain of his classmates, and though he realized fully that the opinion of these was of little value, nevertheless they hurt.
Carker to Dijon, where she left him, having taken this foolish step merely to annoy her husband for the slights to which he had subjected her.
He forgot all the struggle, all the slights, all the grip of poverty.
Nobody, therefore, need ever expect to receive sympathy from me in recounting the social pangs or slights of poverty.
She had borne their slights patiently when only directed against herself, but the feelings of a mother were aroused when the finger of scorn was pointed at her child.
He had lately lost the services of his best general, Tiberius, who, indignant at slights put upon him, had gone into retirement at Rhodes.
But he would hamper his progress, he would make enemies, he would raise up obstacles by imposing me upon the salons where I would be subject to a thousand slights.

Moreover both the earls had personal slights to avenge.
And please to bear in mind that I have a temper which feels even the smallest slights and injuries very keenly.
Both hearts were brooding over their slights and wrongs.
Also she found the insolence which Stephen had to brave every time he called upon her just as difficult to bear as were her own peculiar slights.
And now in her prosperity she quite forgave the former slights which had been put upon her by her relatives.
To slights from men, unless they were of a nature to provoke offence, he was indifferent.
She herself refused to appear at any grand dinners, preferring the family party, where she held her own and was spared all slights to her pride.
I allow no one to sling slights at either me or my ship.
To all this Mabel was not blind, and when once she began to suspect her true position, it was easy for her to fancy slights where none were intended.
These are but a few of the slights and abominations heaped upon them.
Poynsett for slights in the days when the mother was striving to discourage the inclination that resulted in the engagement.
A sense of personal slights and wounds gave way to apprehension.
The maternal attempts having been discontinued, she, desperate with slights and insults, had put forth some efforts of her own.
A mere principle can not sustain any of the above slights.
He continued obstinate, and his family were not behind him in giving insults and slights.
They run and weep to each other when they are in love and a man slights them.
She was used to slights and unkindness, and did not now reflect upon the justice of her dismissal.
Some complain of the slights which are put upon them by relations, and they will tell you sadly of how many evils their old age is the cause.
If he has ceased to love her, he slights her, if he still loves her, he slanders her.
What were petty slights, silly insults, paltry problems, beside this call to do and dare and die? We black folk offered our services to fight.
When Carl Beck, however, gave out that he looked upon these presents as slights upon himself, they ceased.
He who knows himself and has learned the depth of his own evil will not be swift to blaze up at slights or wrongs.
Frank Tracy, as Dorothy Smith, had known what hard labor and poverty meant, and slights, too, because of the poverty and labor.
Naturally proud and sensitive to an abnormal degree, he was obliged to suffer the most galling slights.

Similar words containing SLIGHT without suffix s

slight10 gaslight13 mislight14 slighted13 slighter12 slightly15 gaslights14 mislights15 slighters13 slightest13 slighting14 slightish16 crosslight16 mislighted17 slightness14 gaslighted16 crosslights17 mislighting18 slightingly19 gaslighting17 slightnesses16

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