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Definition of smallness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementstate of being small in size or amount
- The smallness of the room was surprising.
2.
weaknesslack of strength or power
- His smallness in the competition was evident.
3.
importanceRare lack of importance or significanceRare
- His concerns were dismissed due to the smallness of the issue..
Origin of smallness
Old English, smael (thin, narrow)
Terms with smallness included in their meaning
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smallness
something very small or insignificant
smallness
very small hole like one made by a pin
linguistics
related to a word form showing smallness or affection
linguistics
word form showing smallness or affection
medical
abnormal smallness of the extremities
scarcity
smallness of quantity or number
character
smallness of spirit or pettiness
medical
abnormal smallness of the body due to medical conditions
smallness detail
quality of being extremely small or detailed
smallness
quality of being small or insignificant
smallness
the quality of being small or minor
Examples of smallness in a sentence
He was struck by the smallness of the gift. The smallness of his voice showed his fear. Her smallness in the debate was surprising. The smallness of the error was overlooked. They laughed at the smallness of his worries.
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- French:petitesse, faiblesse, ...
- German:Kleinheit, Schwäche, ...
- Italian:piccolezza, debolezza, ...
- Spanish:pequeñez, debilidad, ...
- Portuguese:pequenez, fraqueza, ...
- Chinese:狭小, 无力感, ...
- Japanese:小ささ, 弱さ, ...
- Arabic:صغر, ضعف, ...
- Hebrew:קַטְנוּת, חוּלְשָׁה, ...
- Russian:малость, слабость, ...
- Ukrainian:малість, слабкість, ...
- Hindi:लघुता, कमजोरी, ...
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