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What is a homophone for small and insignificant?

The homophone for "small and insignificant" is "slight".

Here's how it works:

* Small: Refers to size.

* Insignificant: Refers to lack of importance.

* Slight: Can refer to both small size and lack of importance.

For example:

* "The small room was barely big enough to fit a bed." (Refers to size)

* "The insignificant detail was easily overlooked." (Refers to importance)

* "The slight change in temperature was barely noticeable." (Can refer to both size and importance)

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