smallish Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- miniature
- pocket-size
- slight
- slender
- half-pint
- poor
- pocket-sized
- fine
- miniaturized
- pygmy
- dinky
- undersize
- sparse
- lilliputian
- subnormal
- undersized
- mini
- puny
- dwarfish
- dwarf
- toylike
Weak:
- teensy-weensy
- minute
- deficient
- micro
- little-bitty
- skimpy
- meagre
- wanting
- minuscule
- scrubby
- teeny
- microscopical
- stunted
- scant
- pinpoint
- lacking
- bantam
- teensy
- runty
- scarce
- meager
- microscopic
- minikin
- inappreciable
- spare
- stingy
- weeny
- minim
- insufficient
- weensy
- scanty
- bitty
- teeny-weeny
- slim
- pint-size
- runtish
- infinitesimal
- wee
- inadequate
- pint-sized
- shrimpy
- toy
Strongest:
- great
- huge
- large
- handsome
- oversized
- considerable
- sizeable
- considerable
- goodly
- substantial
- large
- oversized
- big
- outsized
- big
- goodly
- massive
- sizable
- great
- sizable
- huge
- outsized
- sizeable
- substantial
- handsome
- massive
Strong:
- humongous
- immense
- stupendous
- cyclopean
- whopping
- husky
- vast
- biggish
- overscaled
- stupendous
- mammoth
- broad
- tremendous
- bountiful
- herculean
- overscaled
- jumbo
- whacking
- king-sized
- vast
- king-size
- liberal
- giant
- hefty
- monolithic
- giant
- tidy
- gross
- gross
- oversize
- galactic
- staggering
- healthy
- humongous
- monumental
- oversize
- overscale
- boxcar
- grand
- abundant
- cyclopean
- immense
- appreciable
- monolithic
- enormous
- thick
- heroic
- ample
- largish
- generous
- gargantuan
- hefty
- voluminous
- biggish
- prodigious
- hulking
- himalayan
- whopping
- whacking
- jumbo
- titanic
- copious
- bulky
- plentiful
- prodigious
- voluminous
- cavernous
- copious
- abundant
- galactic
- colossal
- plentiful
- appreciable
- king-sized
- gigantic
- healthy
- wide
- monstrous
- outsize
- heroic
- staggering
- mammoth
- bulky
- cavernous
- wide
- himalayan
- herculean
- ample
- monumental
- grand
- broad
- titanic
- bountiful
- gigantic
- mountainous
- boxcar
- largish
- enormous
- outsize
- hulking
- mountainous
- king-size
- liberal
- tremendous
- husky
- monstrous
- colossal
- gargantuan
- overscale
- generous
- tidy
- thick
Weak:
- plenteous
- bunyanesque
- elephantine
- sufficient
- leviathan
- pharaonic
- fat
- sufficient
- cosmical
- adequate
- bunyanesque
- fat
- heroical
- immeasurable
- cosmical
- enough
- infinite
- heroical
- elephantine
- cosmic
- humungous
- incalculable
- pharaonic
- incalculable
- adequate
- enough
- infinite
- humungous
- plenteous
- boundless
- brobdingnagian
- immeasurable
- cosmic
- boundless
- leviathan
- brobdingnagian
smallish Meaning
smallish (s)
rather small
smallish (a.)
Somewhat small.
smallish Sentence Examples
- The living room was smallish, but it felt cozy with the fireplace crackling.
- The quaint cottage had a smallish porch, perfect for enjoying morning coffee.
- The child's bedroom was smallish, but the brightly colored walls and toys made it feel spacious.
- The bakery's display case held a smallish assortment of pastries, each one a delight.
- The budget for the project was smallish, but the team found creative ways to make it work.
- The town was smallish, with a population of just under 500 people.
- The storage room was smallish, but it held a surprising amount of equipment.
- The child's feet were smallish, but they fit perfectly into the new sneakers.
- The package was smallish, but it contained an invaluable gift.
- The car was smallish, but it was surprisingly fuel-efficient and maneuverable.
FAQs About the word smallish
rather smallSomewhat small.
diminutive, tiny,small, little, miniature, pocket-size, slight, slender, half-pint, poor
great, huge,large, handsome, oversized, considerable, sizeable, considerable, goodly, substantial
The living room was smallish, but it felt cozy with the fireplace crackling.
The quaint cottage had a smallish porch, perfect for enjoying morning coffee.
The child's bedroom was smallish, but the brightly colored walls and toys made it feel spacious.
The bakery's display case held a smallish assortment of pastries, each one a delight.
