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Adjective

of limited size; of comparatively restricted dimensions; not big; little
a small box.
slender, thin, or narrow
a small waist.
not large as compared with others of the same kind
a small elephant.
(of letters) lower-case ( def. 1 ) .
not great in amount, degree, extent, duration, value, etc.
a small salary.
not great numerically
a small army.
of low numerical value; denoted by a low number.
having but little land, capital, power, influence, etc., or carrying on business or some activity on a limited scale
a small enterprise.
of minor importance, moment, weight, or consequence
a small problem.
humble, modest, or unpretentious
small circumstances.
characterized by or indicative of littleness of mind or character; mean-spirited; petty
a small, miserly man.
of little strength or force
a small effort.
(of sound or the voice) gentle; with little volume.
very young
when I was a small boy.
diluted; weak.

Adverb

in a small manner
They talked big but lived small.
into small pieces
Slice the cake small.
in low tones; softly.

Noun

something that is small
Do you prefer the small or the large?
a small or narrow part, as of the back.
those who are small
Democracy benefits the great and the small.
smalls, small goods or products.
smalls, British .
underclothes.
household linen, as napkins, pillowcases, etc.
smalls, British Informal . the responsions at Oxford University.
smalls, Mining . coal, ore, gangue, etc., in fine particles. ?

Idiom

feel small
to be ashamed or mortified
Her unselfishness made me feel small.

Antonyms

adjective
big , enormous , generous , huge , immense , large , distinguished , excellent , famous , fine , important , untrivial , benevolent , broad-minded , considerate , giving , kind

Synonyms

adjective
baby , bantam , bitty , cramped , diminutive , humble , immature , inadequate , inconsequential , inconsiderable , insufficient , limited , little , meager , microscopic , mini , miniature , minuscule , minute , modest , narrow , paltry , petite , petty , picayune , piddling * , pint-sized , pitiful , pocket-sized , poor , puny * , runty , scanty , scrubby , short , shrimp * , slight , small-scale , stunted , teensy , teeny , toy , trifling , trivial , undersized , unpretentious , wee * , young , bush-league * , ineffectual , inferior , insignificant , lesser , light , lower , mean , minor , minor-league , negligible , secondary , set , small-fry , small-time * , unessential , base , grudging , ignoble , illiberal , selfish , vulgar , smallish , niggling , nugatory , piddling , small-minded , junior , low , subaltern , subordinate , under , narrow-minded , hushed , low-key , low-keyed , quiet , subdued , whispery , atomic , atrophied , contracted , corpuscular , dinky , dwarfish , faint , feeble , fine , frivolous , homeopathic , humiliated , imperceptible , inappreciable , incommodious , infinitesimal , lilliputian , mignon , minikin , minimal , miniscule , molecular , piping , pocket size , puny , remote , scant , slender , sordid , thin , tiny , ultramicroscopic , undeveloped , ungenerous , unimportant , weak , weazened , wee

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