diminutal Antonyms
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Meaning of diminutal
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diminutal (a.)
Indicating or causing diminution.
diminutal Sentence Examples
- The lake's diminutal size made it ideal for a quiet afternoon of fishing.
- The diminutal creature scurried across the forest floor, trying to escape the predator.
- The diminutal wound healed quickly, leaving only a small scar.
- The diminutal sum of money was all that remained in the child's piggy bank.
- The diminutal light from the moon cast a soft glow over the sleeping village.
- The diminutal sound of the wind chimes wafted through the air, creating a sense of peace.
- The diminutal size of the dollhouse made it perfect for the child's small dolls.
- The diminutal amount of food left in the refrigerator was just enough for a light snack.
- The diminutal effort put into the project was evident in the sloppy results.
- The diminutal size of the town made it easy for everyone to get to know each other.
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Indicating or causing diminution.
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The lake's diminutal size made it ideal for a quiet afternoon of fishing.
The diminutal creature scurried across the forest floor, trying to escape the predator.
The diminutal wound healed quickly, leaving only a small scar.
The diminutal sum of money was all that remained in the child's piggy bank.
