littleness
- noun
- /ˈlɪtlnəs/
- Her littleness was evident in the tiny clothes she wore compared to her friends.
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- 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
A state of being small, weak, or not important
A state of being very small
The state of being very small in size
The small size of something
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.