Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
slight-uptick
noun
/slaɪt ˈʌp.tɪk/

Definition
A small increase in a specific measure or trend.

Examples
- There was a slight uptick in sales last quarter compared to the previous one.
- After the new marketing strategy, the company noticed a slight uptick in customer engagement.
- The latest report showed a slight uptick in employment rates.

Meaning
The term ‘slight-uptick’ describes a minor rise or improvement in a particular statistic or situation, often used in contexts such as business, economics, or data analysis.

Synonyms
- minor increase
- small rise
- little boost