Definition of «slight shade»

The phrase "slight shade" is an idiomatic expression that means a very small or minimal difference. It can be used to describe something that is not significant, insignificant, or trivial. For example, if someone asks you what time it is and you respond by saying "it's just a slight shade after 3 o'clock," you are indicating that the time is very close to 3 pm but not exactly at 3 pm.

Sentences with «slight shade»

It will do well in a sunny position or in slight shade. (idealhome.co.uk)
But when does a white lie begin to turn a slight shade of gray? (religion-online.org)
And when toasted, I'm not sure if it's because of the shade from the ground up garlic scapes, or the color added to the vegan butter, but the toast turns a slight shade of yellow, as if it's been lightly kissed by turmeric. (loveisinmytummy.com)
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