diminutiveness (Meaning)
diminutiveness (n)
the property of being very small in size
diminutiveness (n.)
The quality of being diminutive; smallness; littleness; minuteness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of diminutiveness
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- adequacy
- extravagance
- healthiness
- mountainousness
- bountifulness
- extremeness
- extremeness
- extravagance
- generosity
- sufficiency
- liberality
- sufficiency
- bountifulness
- grossness
- copiousness
- immenseness
- liberality
- adequacy
- grossness
- healthiness
- abundance
- immenseness
- copiousness
- excessiveness
- prodigiousness
- excessiveness
- generosity
- prodigiousness
- mountainousness
- abundance
diminutiveness Sentence Examples
- The diminutiveness of the hummingbird's wings allows it to hover over a flower and sip its nectar.
- The diminutiveness of the Chihuahua makes it a popular breed for people living in small apartments.
- The diminutiveness of the teacup poodle makes it easy to carry around in a handbag.
- The diminutiveness of the bonsai tree makes it a popular choice for those who want to grow a tree in a small space.
- The diminutiveness of the miniature golf course makes it a fun and challenging activity for people of all ages.
- The diminutiveness of the model train set allows it to be set up on a table or shelf.
- The diminutiveness of the dollhouse makes it a popular toy for children who enjoy imaginative play.
- The diminutiveness of the charm bracelet makes it a popular gift for women who like to collect jewelry.
- The diminutiveness of the seed pearl makes it a popular choice for jewelry that is delicate and feminine.
- The diminutiveness of the shrimp makes it a popular ingredient in many dishes around the world.
FAQs About the word diminutiveness
the property of being very small in sizeThe quality of being diminutive; smallness; littleness; minuteness.
deficiency, fineness,smallness, puniness, petiteness,littleness, slightness, meagerness, inadequateness, tininess
magnitude, enormity, enormity, largeness, grandness, greatness, hugeness, magnitude, bigness, extensiveness
The diminutiveness of the hummingbird's wings allows it to hover over a flower and sip its nectar.
The diminutiveness of the Chihuahua makes it a popular breed for people living in small apartments.
The diminutiveness of the teacup poodle makes it easy to carry around in a handbag.
The diminutiveness of the bonsai tree makes it a popular choice for those who want to grow a tree in a small space.
