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Definition of tiny - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sizevery small in size
- She lives in a tiny apartment in the city..
2.
importanceinsignificant or minor
- He made a tiny mistake on the document..
Expressions with tiny
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small but having a big impact
Her tiny but mighty voice filled the entire room.
very small amount of something
Can I have a tiny bit of cake?
very small house designed for efficient living, often on wheels
They live in a tiny home to save money.
very small house often less than 400 square feet
They built a tiny house in their backyard.
service for creating short web addresses
Tiny URL is useful for making long links more manageable.
arrival or presence of young children in a home
They are excited about the patter of tiny feet soon.
very young children who are just starting to walk or talk
The daycare center has a special room for tiny tots.
Origin of tiny
English, tiny (very small)
Terms with tiny included in their meaning
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become obscured
become covered with a thick cloud of tiny water droplets
humidity
tiny drops of water in the air
liquid
tiny water droplets forming on a surface
tiny size
extremely small beyond usual standards
weather
very light rain with tiny drops
nature
single tiny particle of sand
sugar decorations
tiny multicolored sugar balls for decorating desserts
books
written using very tiny letters or type
nature
tiny water droplets on surfaces in the morning
total absence
shows there is not even a tiny thing or amount
sea life
hard red structure made by tiny animals, often used for jewelry
cleanliness
tiny spot or particle of dirt
cooking
small green vegetable that looks like a tiny cabbage
fruit
sweet red fruit with tiny seeds on the skin
hair issue
tiny white bits of old tissue falling from head surface
messy
letting liquid fall in tiny drops, leaving wet trails
tool
small tool for picking up tiny objects
small amount
tiny amount of something
size
small or tiny in size
body health
tiny tissues that turn the eyeball within its socket
weather
mist of tiny water droplets
tiny quantity
very small amount
fruit
edible berry of a woody vine, green flesh with tiny black seeds
process
slow movement of liquid or feeling through tiny spaces or gaps
Examples of tiny in a sentence
He gave her a tiny piece of chocolate. She noticed a tiny error in the report. The tiny detail was overlooked by everyone.
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- French:minuscule, petit, ...
- German:winzig, unbedeutend, ...
- Italian:piccolo, minore, ...
- Spanish:diminuto, menor, ...
- Portuguese:minúsculo, insignificante, ...
- Chinese:微小的, 微不足道的, ...
- Japanese:小さな, 些細な, ...
- Arabic:ضَئِيل, تَافِه, ...
- Hebrew:זָעִיר, זְעִיר, ...
- Russian:крошечный, незначительный, ...
- Ukrainian:крихітний, незначний, ...
- Hindi:छोटा-सा, महत्वहीन, ...
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