diminutively (Meaning)

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diminutively (adv.)

In a diminutive manner.

The diminutively sized teacup was perfect for the delicate floral blend.
The artist's diminutively sized sculptures were intricate and detailed, despite their small size.
The child's diminutively sized hands could barely grasp the oversized crayon.
The diminutively sized garden was a delightful medley of vibrant colors and fragrant blooms.
The diminutively sized birdhouse was a charming addition to the backyard, attracting a variety of feathered visitors.
The diminutively sized kitten was a bundle of soft fur and playful energy, captivating the hearts of all who encountered it.
The diminutively sized diamond sparkled brilliantly in the sunlight, a symbol of eternal love and commitment.
The diminutively sized seashells were scattered along the sandy beach, each one a reminder of the ocean's beauty.
The diminutively sized stars twinkled in the night sky, a celestial symphony of shimmering lights.
The diminutively sized raindrops fell gently on the windowpane, creating a soothing melody that lulled the senses.

In a diminutive manner.

small, tiny, pocket, little, spare, stunted, puny, lacking, pint-sized, subnormal

outsized, voluminous, gigantic, hefty, considerable, giant, sizable, gigantic, outsize, substantial

The diminutively sized teacup was perfect for the delicate floral blend.

The artist's diminutively sized sculptures were intricate and detailed, despite their small size.

The child's diminutively sized hands could barely grasp the oversized crayon.

The diminutively sized garden was a delightful medley of vibrant colors and fragrant blooms.