dwarfing (Meaning)

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dwarfing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Dwarf

No weak antonyms found.

The towering skyscraper dwarfed the neighboring buildings, casting an imposing shadow over the city streets below.
In the vast expanse of the universe, our planet Earth is dwarfed by celestial bodies of unimaginable size and grandeur.
The ancient sequoia trees in the redwood forest dwarfed the hikers who wandered beneath their towering canopies.
The gentle hills of the countryside were dwarfed by the majestic peaks of the distant mountain range.
The massive aircraft carrier dwarfed the escorting destroyers, projecting an aura of power and dominance on the open seas.
The humble cottage nestled at the foot of the towering castle, dwarfed by its imposing walls and turrets.
The tiny island in the middle of the vast ocean seemed dwarfed by the surrounding expanse of water.
The child's small hand was dwarfed by the giant's massive palm, highlighting the disparity in their size and strength.
The delicate petals of the flower were dwarfed by the vibrant hues and bold patterns of the surrounding foliage.
The individual's accomplishments were dwarfed by the collective efforts of the entire team, demonstrating the power of unity and collaboration.

of Dwarf

halting,suppressing, diminishing, stunting, blocking, shrinking, stopping, catching, arresting, stalling

fostering, encouraging, boosting, advancing, promoting, advancing, boosting, forwarding, encouraging, forwarding

The towering skyscraper dwarfed the neighboring buildings, casting an imposing shadow over the city streets below.

In the vast expanse of the universe, our planet Earth is dwarfed by celestial bodies of unimaginable size and grandeur.

The ancient sequoia trees in the redwood forest dwarfed the hikers who wandered beneath their towering canopies.

The gentle hills of the countryside were dwarfed by the majestic peaks of the distant mountain range.