micro- Synonyms
Strongest:
- dwarf
- diminutive
- petite
- small
- microscopical
- pygmy
- elfin
- pocket-size
- tiny
- miniature
- pocket-sized
- baby
- smallish
- mini
- microscopic
- model
Strong:
- little-bitty
- weensy
- itsy-bitsy
- teensy
- itty-bitty
- bitsy
- teeny-weeny
- wee
- minikin
- little
- teeny
- atomic
- bitty
- minuscule
- half-pint
- infinitesimal
- dinky
- microminiature
- lilliputian
- weeny
Weak:
Strongest:
- great
- oversized
- gross
- super
- super
- mammoth
- considerable
- mountainous
- astronomical
- gigantic
- sizeable
- considerable
- bulky
- massive
- monster
- substantial
- planetary
- gigantic
- prodigious
- astronomic
- immense
- big
- colossal
- heroic
- giant
- enormous
- giant
- grand
- grand
- planetary
- large
- big
- monumental
- gross
- colossal
- herculean
- mammoth
- monstrous
- immense
- bulky
- huge
- astronomic
- massive
- cosmic
- tremendous
- sizeable
- jumbo
- large
- heroic
- sizable
- titanic
- monumental
- tremendous
- prodigious
- extensive
- cosmic
- sizable
- enormous
- monstrous
- good
- major
- mountainous
- monster
- jumbo
- substantial
- oversized
- great
- major
- good
- herculean
- extensive
- titanic
- huge
- astronomical
Strong:
- formidable
- outsized
- king-size
- goodly
- bumper
- infinite
- heroical
- imposing
- goodly
- largish
- cosmical
- overgrown
- staggering
- outsize
- vast
- hefty
- whopping
- oversize
- cosmical
- elephantine
- stupendous
- towering
- elephantine
- lofty
- heroical
- whopping
- towering
- oversize
- majestic
- outsize
- monolithic
- outsized
- vast
- infinite
- bumper
- staggering
- hefty
- stupendous
- handsome
- lofty
- grandiose
- majestic
- king-size
- handsome
- grandiose
- overgrown
- monolithic
- formidable
- imposing
- largish
Weak:
micro- Meaning
Webster
micro- ()
Alt. of Micr-
micro- Sentence Examples
- The micro-organisms in the petri dish were thriving rapidly.
- The scientist used a micro-electrode to analyze the minuscule electrical signals in the cell.
- The micro-motor propelled the tiny robot with remarkable speed and agility.
- The micro-fracture in the bone required delicate surgical intervention to repair.
- The micro-climate created within the greenhouse fostered the growth of exotic plants.
- The micro-processor in the smartphone handled complex computational tasks with efficiency.
- Micro-beads were used in facial scrubs to gently exfoliate and cleanse the skin.
- The micro-satellites provided valuable data on environmental conditions and resource monitoring.
- The micro-chip contained millions of transistors, performing sophisticated operations in a compact form.
- The micro-learning platform offered bite-sized lessons to facilitate knowledge acquisition on the go.
FAQs About the word micro-
Alt. of Micr-
dwarf, diminutive, petite, small, microscopical, pygmy, elfin, pocket-size, tiny, miniature
great, oversized, gross, super, super, mammoth, considerable, mountainous, astronomical, gigantic
The micro-organisms in the petri dish were thriving rapidly.
The scientist used a micro-electrode to analyze the minuscule electrical signals in the cell.
The micro-motor propelled the tiny robot with remarkable speed and agility.
The micro-fracture in the bone required delicate surgical intervention to repair.
