little people (Meaning)
little people
common people, tiny imaginary beings (such as fairies, elves, and leprechauns) of folklore, children
Synonyms & Antonyms of little people
little people Sentence Examples
- The little people of the village were known for their cheerful disposition and elaborate festivals.
- The children skipped and sang as they walked hand-in-hand with the little people.
- The little people's homes were tiny cottages hidden among the wildflowers.
- The artist painted a scene depicting the little people dancing beneath the moonlight.
- In the old fairy tale, the little people lived in a secret kingdom beneath a giant oak tree.
- The little people had a unique language and culture that they preserved through generations.
- The children learned about the little people in their storybooks and dreamed of meeting them one day.
- The little people believed that the stars guided them through the darkness.
- The prince sought the help of the little people to break a wicked curse that had befallen his kingdom.
- The little people's wisdom and kindness made them beloved by all who knew them.
FAQs About the word little people
common people, tiny imaginary beings (such as fairies, elves, and leprechauns) of folklore, children
pixie, fay, goblin, troll, dwarf, faerie, gnome, faery,fairy, puck
No antonyms found.
The little people of the village were known for their cheerful disposition and elaborate festivals.
The children skipped and sang as they walked hand-in-hand with the little people.
The little people's homes were tiny cottages hidden among the wildflowers.
The artist painted a scene depicting the little people dancing beneath the moonlight.
