to not have the slightest; to be completely without. Used before a noun or state to emphasize the total absence of something.

Beyond any doubt; certain; unquestionable

the slightest amount or degree; a bit

not in the least; not to any degree

without the slightest hesitation

a hair; a tiny amount comparable to a hair's breadth

uncompromisingly harsh or severe, especially in criticism, judgment, or competition

showing no trace of politeness or courtesy; behaving in a blunt or rude manner

the smallest possible amount or degree; a tiny fraction or hairsbreadth

doing something with great ease and without expending the slightest effort

the slightest amount or degree; a tiny bit

fine hair on the body; down

to write or draw using a traditional Chinese brush

without the slightest hesitation

a very small measure or distance; often used in idiomatic expressions to denote extreme precision or accuracy.

to be able to see things with great clarity; to be discerning of even the finest detail or hidden truth

millisecond, ms

accurate to perfection; precise to the finest detail

millimeter wave (radio signal)

without the slightest difference; exactly the same

highly disciplined, not committing the slightest offense against civilians

fine hair grown by animals or down grown by birds in the fall

writing brush made of weasel bristle

millimeter of mercury, a unit of pressure commonly used in medicine and physics

not in the least inferior; every bit as good

millimicron or one-millionth of a millimeter

without the slightest error or discrepancy; to be extremely accurate

millibar (mbar or mb), unit of pressure (equal to hectopascal)

extremely accurate; not deviating by even a hair's breadth

millimeter of mercury (unit of pressure)

(idiom) the tiniest bit

a hairsbreadth difference

to lay a finger on sb; to harm sb in the slightest way

A tiny lapse can lead to a huge mistake; a minor discrepancy leading to enormous losses.

A tiny lapse can lead to a huge mistake; a minor discrepancy can result in enormous losses.

a tiny lapse can lead to a huge mistake; a minor discrepancy leading to enormous losses

A tiny mistake or discrepancy at the start can lead to a massive error or failure in the final outcome.

the slightest initial difference leads to a huge error; a miss is as good as a mile

to wield a writing brush

to analyze in the finest detail

to not mind at all or care in the slightest

without the slightest doubt

not inferior in any respect

milliampere-hour (mAh)