littleness
- noun
- /ˈlɪtlnəs/
- Her littleness was evident in the tiny clothes she wore compared to her friends.
It is obscured by its own littleness and overwhelmed by your vastness.
- It is obscured by its own littleness and overwhelmed by your vastness.
Examples
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And they will find their littleness in startling contrast with the grandeur of the soul-saving evangelists God has honored.
Academic text (2006) -
It is obscured by its own littleness and overwhelmed by your vastness.
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Just because his father bullied him into agreeing by embarrassing him, by emphasizing his littleness and skinniness, did not make his father's understanding greater.
Fiction book (1991) -
The littleness of the kitten made it adorable and easy to hold.
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Many people appreciate the littleness of a cozy home over a large mansion.
Synonyms
The state of being not large in size or amount
The condition of being very small
The small size of something
A state of being very small
The state of being very small in size
A state of being small, weak, or not important
Antonyms
How Small
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Littleness comes from the simple English word little plus the ending -ness, and it literally means 'small' or 'small size'. So littleness is the quality of being small in size.