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Definition of dwarfishness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
statureRare quality of being small and stuntedRare
- The dwarfishness of the tree made it look unique in the vast garden..
2.
appearanceRare resemblance to a dwarf in appearanceRare
- His dwarfishness was evident in his short limbs.
Origin of dwarfishness
Old English, dweorg (dwarf) + -ish (adjective suffix) + -ness (state)
Examples of dwarfishness in a sentence
Her dwarfishness was evident when she stood next to her tall friends. Dwarfishness was a common trait in the family lineage. The character's dwarfishness added to the film's fantasy element.
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- French:petitesse, nanisme, ...
- German:Zwergwüchsigkeit, Zwergenhaftigkeit, ...
- Italian:piccolezza, ...
- Spanish:pequeñez, ...
- Portuguese:nanismo, aparência anã, ...
- Chinese:矮小, 侏儒特征, ...
- Japanese:小人症, 小人のような外見, ...
- Arabic:تَقَزُّم, قِزَم, ...
- Hebrew:גְּמַדּוּת, גַּמְדוּת, ...
- Russian:маленький рост, ...
- Ukrainian:маленький зріст, карликова зовнішність, ...
- Hindi:बौनेपन, बौनापन, ...
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