Speck

A tiny, often insignificant, particle or mark. It is usually something small, often a mark of dirt, dust, or a flaw. The term implies a lack of substantial size or importance, often used to describe a minor imperfection or a barely noticeable feature. It can also be used figuratively to represent a minute amount or trace of something. It emphasizes the smallness and potentially trivial nature of the object or phenomenon being described. It often refers to an object that should not be there

Speck meaning with examples

• He wiped a Speck of dust from the antique mirror, noticing the minute imperfection in its reflective surface. The sunlight caught a Speck of something floating in the air, momentarily distracting the viewer. A tiny Speck of mud had stained the pristine white tablecloth.
• I could see a single Speck of paint on my new artwork. A Speck of coffee landed on the newspaper. A Speck of food was stuck to the baby's face after lunch.
• The detective carefully examined the crime scene, searching for any Speck of evidence. The scientists analyzed a Speck of soil in a laboratory for traces of chemicals.
• There wasn't a Speck of light inside the cave, so it was pitch black. The camera lens had a Speck of dirt on it so the images are ruined.
• A Speck of doubt lingered in her mind, despite her unwavering faith. He found a Speck of truth in her story, so it was all worth it.