To a small extent or degree; slightly, moderately, a little.

Little; in a small degree, to a small extent.

To only a small extent; in only a slight quantity or degree; slightly; not much; not very; (also)… Without adverbial modification.

a lite (in early texts often written alite): a little. Used also adverbially.

To a small extent or degree; little, not much; slightly. Obsolete.

To a slight degree or extent; slightly. Obsolete. rare.

In only a slight or small degree; to a small or limited extent; not much, very little. Now rare. Without modification.

In a slight degree; to a slight or small extent; scantily, meagrely, poorly.

Lightly; slightly.

Moderately, slightly. Obsolete. rare.

As adv. In a slender manner; slightly. rare.

not half: a long way from the due amount; to a very slight extent; in mod. slang and colloq. use = not at all, the reverse of, as ‘not half a bad…

In a faint or almost imperceptible degree; very slightly; in faint tones; without vividness or distinctness.

In a slight or small degree; to a slight extent.

in a lank manner.

To a low degree or extent; at a low rate or level.

Slightly; to a small extent.

Slightly, very little. Obsolete. rare.

In a slight degree; to a small extent or amount.

To a slight extent; in a small degree.

slenderly, scantily.

In a small degree, slightly, poorly.

Actually slightly.

By a small margin; slightly, minimally. (Now the usual sense.)