tiny
- adjective
- /ˈtaɪni/
- Inside each leg is a sensor and a tiny computer that controls the way the prosthetic moves.
- a tiny bit
- a tiny amount
- a tiny fraction
So, you know, tiniest, littlest bit of poop.
- So, you know, tiniest, littlest bit of poop.
- That tiny room, that tiny room, that tiny room.
- Well beyond like, that's just the tiny cherry on top.
- It just looks like a fake, tiny autumn tree.
- So we're trying to find tiny, tiny signals.
- Seeds can be the smallest, tiniest, cheapest gift.
- But other than that, Smurfs how tiny she is.
Examples
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The container holds a tiny amount of liquid, just enough for one sip.
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Our own solar system is just one tiny part of the galaxy known as the Milky Way.
Academic text (2011) -
As a tiny person, should I be worried?
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The television was one of those tiny ones, the screen smaller than a human face.
Fiction book (1990) -
And about halfway through, I saw a tiny little Ant.
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I did find a tiny piece of the windscreen glass, though.
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This tiny pellet contains more energy... than six carloads of coal.
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She noticed a tiny crack in the wall that needed to be repaired.
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The baby bird was not much bigger than a tiny coin.
Synonyms
Small in size or amount, often used to show care
Not large in size or amount
Very small in size compared with the usual type
Very small in size so you can hold it in one hand
Very small, like a baby mouse
Very small in size or amount
Very small in size
Very small in size or amount
Very small and hard to notice
Short and slim in body size, used for women
Very small in a way that seems cute
Very small in size, like a tiny coin
Very small, almost too small to notice
Very small in size
A very small thing that is much smaller than usual
Very small and often cute, like a tiny kitten
Very small, often used for a person, animal, or thing that is lively
Very small and hard to see
Very small and often looking cute
Very small in size, amount, or effect
Small enough to fit in a pocket and easy to carry
Being much smaller than usual
Very small and easy to miss
Extremely small and hard to see
Much smaller than other things of the same kind
Very small in size or amount
So small that you can hardly see it
Very small or unimportant
Antonyms
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tiny is easy to remember: a helpful way is to picture a little tin box, because the short, light sound of the word feels small. That's why tiny means 'very small'.