Not in the slightest
phrase
Used to express complete denial or negation.
I am not in the slightest interested in the game.

Often appears as...
- not in the slightest interested
- not in the slightest bit affected
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Used to express complete denial or negation.
I am not in the slightest interested in the game.

Often appears as...
- not in the slightest interested
- not in the slightest bit affected
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Emphatic Negation
The phrase emphasizes strong denial of feeling, interest, or connection.

She was not in the slightest moved by the movie.
Complete Indifference
It conveys total lack of concern or interest, often used to dismiss something as unimportant.

He's not in the slightest worried about the exam.
Colloquial Usage
Used mainly in informal contexts like casual conversations rather than formal speech or writing.

No, I'm not in the slightest offended by your joke.
Emphatic Negation
The phrase emphasizes strong denial of feeling, interest, or connection.

She was not in the slightest moved by the movie.
Complete Indifference
It conveys total lack of concern or interest, often used to dismiss something as unimportant.

He's not in the slightest worried about the exam.
Colloquial Usage
Used mainly in informal contexts like casual conversations rather than formal speech or writing.

No, I'm not in the slightest offended by your joke.
Emphatic Negation
The phrase emphasizes strong denial of feeling, interest, or connection.

She was not in the slightest moved by the movie.
Complete Indifference
It conveys total lack of concern or interest, often used to dismiss something as unimportant.

He's not in the slightest worried about the exam.
Colloquial Usage
Used mainly in informal contexts like casual conversations rather than formal speech or writing.

No, I'm not in the slightest offended by your joke.
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