infinitesimal (Meaning)
infinitesimal (n)
(mathematics) a variable that has zero as its limit
infinitesimal (s)
infinitely or immeasurably small
infinitesimal (a.)
Infinitely or indefinitely small; less than any assignable quantity or value; very small.
infinitesimal (n.)
An infinitely small quantity; that which is less than any assignable quantity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infinitesimal
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- heroic
- mammoth
- monster
- monumental
- gross
- major
- big
- mammoth
- considerable
- immense
- tremendous
- big
- monumental
- sizeable
- colossal
- gross
- great
- large
- titanic
- sizeable
- substantial
- astronomical
- considerable
- astronomic
- major
- giant
- sizable
- enormous
- mountainous
- large
- monstrous
- astronomical
- monstrous
- massive
- sizable
- monster
- extensive
- great
- cosmic
- herculean
- giant
- colossal
- prodigious
- gigantic
- planetary
- immense
- tremendous
- substantial
- gigantic
- cosmic
- planetary
- astronomic
- massive
- titanic
- extensive
- huge
- prodigious
- herculean
- huge
- mountainous
- heroic
- enormous
Synonyms:
- itsy-bitsy
- teeny-weeny
- teeny
- wee
- little bitty
- weeny
- itty-bitty
- atomic
- small
- weensy
- bitty
- teensy
- teensy-weensy
- microscopical
- miniature
- bitsy
Antonyms:
- grandiose
- oversize
- staggering
- vast
- cosmical
- imposing
- outsize
- stupendous
- outsized
- super
- formidable
- outsize
- jumbo
- oversize
- formidable
- whopping
- super
- cosmical
- largish
- largish
- heroical
- outsized
- vast
- oversized
- stupendous
- bulky
- handsome
- elephantine
- infinite
- grand
- imposing
- immeasurable
- good
- lofty
- oversized
- infinite
- lofty
- goodly
- immeasurable
- majestic
- hefty
- overgrown
- goodly
- monolithic
- bulky
- majestic
- grand
- elephantine
- grandiose
- heroical
- monolithic
- hefty
- handsome
- whopping
- staggering
- jumbo
- overgrown
- good
infinitesimal Sentence Examples
- The interstellar dust particles were so infinitesimal that they could only be detected by specialized instruments.
- The quantum fluctuations in the fabric of spacetime were infinitesimal, but they held the key to understanding the universe's origins.
- The infinitesimal vibrations of the crystal lattice generated a faint hum that could only be heard with the aid of a sensitive microphone.
- The error margin in the measurement was so infinitesimal that it fell within the realm of experimental uncertainty.
- The infinitesimal difference in weight between two objects was barely perceptible, but it was enough to cause a measurable imbalance.
- The rate of decay of the radioactive isotope was so infinitesimal that it took thousands of years for half of the atoms to disintegrate.
- The infinitesimal amount of light emitted by the distant galaxy was just barely visible to the most powerful telescope.
- The infinitesimal difference in temperature between two points in the room was responsible for the convection currents that circulated the air.
- The infinitesimal gradient in magnetic field strength across the sample allowed scientists to identify its ferromagnetic properties.
- The infinitesimal curvature of the Earth's surface was not noticeable to the naked eye, but it was enough to disrupt satellite navigation systems.
FAQs About the word infinitesimal
(mathematics) a variable that has zero as its limit, infinitely or immeasurably smallInfinitely or indefinitely small; less than any assignable quantity or valu
minuscule, tiny, microscopic, itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, teeny, wee, little bitty, weeny, itty-bitty
heroic, mammoth, monster, monumental, gross, major, big, mammoth, considerable, immense
The interstellar dust particles were so infinitesimal that they could only be detected by specialized instruments.
The quantum fluctuations in the fabric of spacetime were infinitesimal, but they held the key to understanding the universe's origins.
The infinitesimal vibrations of the crystal lattice generated a faint hum that could only be heard with the aid of a sensitive microphone.
The error margin in the measurement was so infinitesimal that it fell within the realm of experimental uncertainty.
