Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

little-blip

noun

/ˈlɪt.əl blɪp/

Definition

A minor, temporary occurrence or interruption that is not significant in the larger context.

Examples

The power outage was just a little-blip in an otherwise smooth presentation.
When he forgot the lyrics during the concert, it was a little-blip that the audience quickly forgave.
Her late arrival was merely a little-blip in an otherwise perfect day.

Meaning

The term ‘little-blip’ often refers to a small glitch, anomaly, or fleeting moment that disrupts the normal flow of events but does not have lasting consequences.