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adjective. ['ˈtaɪni'] very small.
- petite
- little
- bantam
- midget
- small
- lilliputian
- diminutive
- large
- tall
- high
- important
- tine (Middle English (1100-1500))
Words that Rhyme with Tiny
- dominy
- whiny
- swiney
- spiny
- winey
- viney
- shiny
- riney
- piny
- heiny
- heini
- heiney
- beiny
Example sentences of the word tiny
1. Adjective
The oil is ready when tiny bubbles begin forming on the bottom of the pan.
2. Verb, past participle
This annual plant has tiny, daisy-like flowers and delicate, lacy leaves.
Quotes containing the word tiny
1. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
2. My hometown I grew up in in Michigan is really tiny, and they are so excited for all of my adventures my whole life.
- Toni Trucks
3. True life is lived when tiny changes occur.
- Leo Tolstoy
Frequently Asked Questions About tiny
How is the word tiny distinct from other similar adjectives?
Some common synonyms of tiny are diminutive, little, miniature, minute, and small. While all these words mean "noticeably below average in size," tiny is an informal equivalent to minute.
tiny cracks formed in the painting
When could diminutive be used to replace tiny?
While in some cases nearly identical to tiny, diminutive implies abnormal smallness.
diminutive bonsai plants
When is little a more appropriate choice than tiny?
The meanings of little and tiny largely overlap; however, little is more absolute in implication often carrying the idea of petiteness, pettiness, insignificance, or immaturity.
your pathetic little smile
When might miniature be a better fit than tiny?
The words miniature and tiny can be used in similar contexts, but miniature applies to an exactly proportioned reproduction on a very small scale.
a dollhouse with miniature furnishings
When can minute be used instead of tiny?
Although the words minute and tiny have much in common, minute implies extreme smallness.
a minute amount of caffeine in the soda
How do small and little relate to one another, in the sense of tiny?
Both small and little are often interchangeable, but small applies more to relative size determined by capacity, value, number.
a relatively small backyard
Frequently Asked Questions About small
How is the word small distinct from other similar adjectives?
Some common synonyms of small are diminutive, little, miniature, minute, and tiny. While all these words mean "noticeably below average in size," small and little are often interchangeable, but small applies more to relative size determined by capacity, value, number.
a relatively small backyard
In what contexts can diminutive take the place of small?
In some situations, the words diminutive and small are roughly equivalent. However, diminutive implies abnormal smallness.
diminutive bonsai plants
When can little be used instead of small?
The meanings of little and small largely overlap; however, little is more absolute in implication often carrying the idea of petiteness, pettiness, insignificance, or immaturity.
your pathetic little smile
When could miniature be used to replace small?
The words miniature and small can be used in similar contexts, but miniature applies to an exactly proportioned reproduction on a very small scale.
a dollhouse with miniature furnishings
When is it sensible to use minute instead of small?
The words minute and small are synonyms, but do differ in nuance. Specifically, minute implies extreme smallness.
a minute amount of caffeine in the soda
How are the words tiny and minute related as synonyms of small?
Tiny is an informal equivalent to minute.
tiny cracks formed in the painting
Tiny synonym for
Synonyms for Tiny:
What is another word for tiny?
475 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ tˈa͡ɪni], [ tˈaɪni], [ t_ˈaɪ_n_i]adj.
•baby (adjective)•cramped (adjective)- indecipherable,
- uncomfortable,
- incommodious,
- irregular,
- circumscribed,
- close,
- packed,
- restricted,
- pent,
- narrow,
- awkward,
- Squeezed,
- crabbed,
- illegible,
- crowded,
- hemmed in,
- tight.
- disobedient,
- devilish,
- sprightly,
- frolicsome,
- prankish,
- puckish,
- elfish,
- Misbehaving,
- delicate,
- rascally,
- naughty,
- playful,
- impish.
- meager,
- petty,
- inadequate,
- tenuous,
- poor,
- slender,
- spare,
- paltry,
- skimpy,
- limited,
- sparse,
- bare.
- impalpable,
- momentary,
- inaudible,
- insensible,
- shadowy,
- unnoticeable,
- indiscernible,
- vague,
- trivial,
- indistinct,
- inconsiderable,
- ephemeral,
- evanescent,
- indistinguishable,
- inconspicuous,
- invisible,
- subtle,
- gradual.
- frugal,
- gentle,
- moderate,
- modest,
- unsubstantial,
- casual,
- scanty,
- superficial,
- fragmentary,
- minor,
- not rich,
- digestible,
- inconsequential,
- soft,
- not many,
- shoestring,
- insufficient,
- frivolous,
- weak,
- unimportant,
- not much,
- faint,
- mild,
- hardly any,
- lightest,
- hardly enough.
- hasty,
- least,
- not large,
- wizened,
- immature,
- short,
- peanut,
- snub,
- not big,
- undersized,
- brief,
- embryonic,
- truncated,
- stubby,
- short-lived,
- scant,
- shrimpy,
- snubber,
- shriveled,
- undeveloped,
- infant,
- smallish,
- junior,
- young,
- fleeting,
- toy,
- Toyer.
- ex act,
- teeny-weeny,
- teeny weeny,
- more microbic,
- most minim,
- most minimal,
- ex-act,
- teenyweeny,
- piddling,
- most peewee,
- more peewee,
- most microbic,
- more minim.
- imperceptible,
- peewee,
- baby,
- minute,
- stunted,
- itsy-bitsy,
- Unconsequential,
- pint-sized,
- small-fry,
- shrimper,
- puny,
- jammed in,
- undetectable,
- half-pint,
- elfin,
- shrimp,
- imponderable,
- cramped,
- microbic,
- pocket,
- inappreciable,
- little,
- two-by-four,
- tucked up,
- exiguous,
- small time,
- in firm,
- teenty,
- unobservable,
- midget,
- closed in,
- minuscule,
- light,
- no big deal.
- more pint sized,
- most pint sized,
- more itsybitsy,
- more pint-sized,
- itsybitsy,
- more abridged,
- most epitomized,
- most itsy-bitsy,
- most itsy bitsy,
- most abridged,
- itsy bitsy,
- most pint-sized,
- more epitomized,
- more itsy-bitsy,
- more itsy bitsy,
- pint sized,
- most itsybitsy.
- in firmer,
- in firmest,
- more half-pint,
- most half-pint,
- half pint,
- more small-fry,
- un-sounder,
- most small fry,
- most small-fry,
- shrimpest,
- most zero,
- halfpint,
- more unconsequential,
- twobit,
- most nothing,
- in-firmer,
- un sound,
- most smallfry,
- runtest,
- most unconsequential,
- more smallfry,
- un-consequential,
- more half pint,
- in-firmest,
- runter,
- more small fry,
- most halfpint,
- most half pint,
- zilchest,
- more zero,
- un consequential,
- smallfry,
- un-soundest,
- more nothing,
- un sounder,
- zilcher,
- un-sound,
- two bit,
- more halfpint.
- microscopic,
- miniature,
- nugatory,
- picayune,
- teensy,
- beggarly,
- scrawny,
- sparing,
- dwarfish,
- niggardly,
- study at small,
- compact,
- minimal,
- slim,
- vest pocket,
- slight,
- miserly,
- itty-bitty,
- teeny,
- stingy,
- ungenerous,
- deficient,
- negligible,
- wee,
- trifling,
- weeny.
n.
•bantam (noun)•diminutive (noun)•lilliputian (noun)•petite (noun)Other synonyms:
- •
- small-scale,
- little bitty,
- pint-size,
- dinky,
- toytown,
- pintsize,
- miniaturized,
- infinitesimal,
- pocket-sized,
- pintsized,
- bite-sized,
- handheld,
- confined,
- teensy-weensy,
- shrunken.
- cursory,
- detailed,
- distribute,
- microscopical,
- spread,
- perfectly,
- no great shakes,
- micro,
- breeches,
- weensy,
- amass,
- borderline,
- slenderly,
- derisory,
- compressed,
- absolutely,
- Smalls,
- token,
- dainty,
- miniscule,
- tiniest,
- accurately,
- precise,
- despise,
- directly,
- dumpy,
- Dwarfed,
- under-size,
- crumb,
- blade,
- not,
- literally,
- slightly,
- belittle,
- assemble,
- doll-sized,
- meet,
- chit,
- exiguity,
- lowercase,
- pony,
- Picayunish,
- guide,
- but for,
- gather,
- pollard,
- disband,
- dissolve,
- meddle,
- quite,
- crib,
- Depthless,
- dissipate,
- narrowly,
- thickly,
- minuscular,
- subatomic,
- introduce,
- child,
- mustard,
- almost,
- minimum,
- minim,
- pocket-size,
- closely,
- elf,
- portable,
- smaller,
- colza,
- low,
- rightly,
- few,
- minimize,
- lightly,
- circulate,
- dapper,
- squat,
- scatter,
- convene,
- feel contempt for,
- undersize,
- leader,
- dense,
- chieftain,
- remote,
- underweight,
- bit,
- sawn-off,
- scrap,
- pigmy,
- ringworm,
- runty,
- shallow,
- niggling,
- sea shell,
- boss,
- intervene,
- slimly,
- pantaloons,
- insignificant,
- piece,
- circumstantial,
- Duodecimo,
- cramp,
- little child,
- disseminate,
- trace,
- minuteness,
- yea big,
- mustard plant,
- Mignon,
- director,
- precisely,
- itsy,
- piffling,
- diminished,
- small-boned,
- approximately,
- footling,
- disperse,
- exactly,
- insert,
- charlock,
- tightly,
- punctually,
- unclear,
- accumulate,
- underdeveloped,
- morsel,
- Flyspeck,
- bitsy,
- reduced,
- small amount,
- between,
- minutely,
- microminiature,
- nominal,
- poky,
- captain,
- strictly,
- bitty,
- very small,
- eagerness,
- tinea,
- molecular,
- intimately,
- dispel,
- lesser,
- Portative,
- skin-deep,
- head,
- inject,
- runtish,
- interpose,
- critical,
- nearly,
- in quantity,
- vest-pocket,
- interject,
- rather,
- humble,
- correctly,
- Overalls.
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Equivalence
- Proper noun, singular
small.
- Proper noun, singular
Independent
- Adjective
insignificant, diminutive, microscopic, minute, minimal, modest, itty-bitty, negligible, narrow, thin, lower-case, skinny, scant, petty, minimum, small-time, limited, paltry, inconsiderable, marginal, cramped, humble, trivial, teeny-weeny, tight, scrawny, tenuous, derisory, meagre, puny, brief, few, pathetic, ridiculous, meager, trace.
- Adjective
Other Related
adj.
- imperceptible
evident, obvious, perceptible, conspicuous, apparent, seeable, distinct, unobscured, noticeable, striking.
- very small
gigantic, huge, important, enormous, big, large, giant, vast, great, significant.
- Other antonyms:
heroic, overgrown, herculean, immeasurable, infinite, towering, imposing, grandiose, gross, astronomical, formidable, king-size, staggering, monolithic, boundless, lofty, cavernous, majestic, jumbo, stupendous.
- imperceptible
X
tiny
'So she resolved to watch the tiny woman, and see what came of it.
'The Princess, after crying a very little for the loss of the tiny woman, dried her eyes and got out of her carriage at the place where she had stopped it before, and went to the cottage and peeped in at the door.
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Eva wondered within herself what good the tiny Elves could do in this great place; but she soon learned, for the Fairy band went among the poor and friendless, bringing pleasant dreams to the sick and old, sweet, tender thoughts of love and gentleness to the young, strength to the weak, and patient cheerfulness to the poor and lonely.
Eva looked, and saw from every flower a tiny form come forth to welcome the Elves, who all, save Rose-Leaf, had flown above the wall, and were now scattering dew upon the flowers' bright leaves and talking gayly with the Spirits, who gathered around them, and seemed full of joy that they had come.
"You good little Fairies," said Eva, folding them in her arms, for she was no longer the tiny child she had been in Fairy-Land, "you dear good little Elves, what can I ask of you, who have done so much to make me happy, and taught me so many good and gentle lessons, the memory of which will never pass away?
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`God bless us every one.' said Tiny Tim, the last of all.
`Spirit,' said Scrooge, with an interest he had never felt before, `tell me if Tiny Tim will live.'
Tiny Tim drank it last of all, but he didn't care twopence for it.
All this time the chestnuts and the jug went round and round; and by-and-bye they had a song, about a lost child travelling in the snow, from Tiny Tim, who had a plaintive little voice, and sang it very well indeed.
But, they were happy, grateful, pleased with one another, and contented with the time; and when they faded, and looked happier yet in the bright sprinklings of the Spirit's torch at parting, Scrooge had his eye upon them, and especially on Tiny Tim, until the last.
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miniature
Miniature is defined as much smaller in scale or size.
small
Limited in importance or significance; trivial:
petite
Small in size or scope; tiny:
diminutive
The definition of diminutive is small or tiny.
enormous(antonym)
Very great in scope or import:
bantam
Like a bantam; small and aggressive
pintsize
Of small dimensions; diminutive.
minuscule
The definition of miniscule is something which is very small.
little(related)
The definition of little is small in size, quantity or importance.
wee
(Scotland, Northern Ireland, North England, New Zealand) Small, little.
huge(antonym)
(Slang) Distinctly interesting, significant, important, likeable, well regarded.
vast(antonym)
The definition of vast is a large or immense quantity.
gigantic(antonym)
Very big; huge; colossal; enormous; immense
great(antonym)
Extensive in time or distance:
big(related)
Older or eldest. Used especially of a sibling:
negligible
The definition of negligible is something so small or unimportant that it has no significance.
pocket-size
The definition of pocket size is something that is small enough to be carried on your person easily, often in your shirt or pants.
elfin
Made, done, or produced by an elf.
minute
Not worthy of notice; insignificant:
peewee
Designating or of an organized sport or sports league for children
Find another word for tiny. In this page you can discover 42 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for tiny, like: miniature, small, petite, weeny, pintsized, teensy-weensy, diminutive, large, pygmy, enormous and itty-bitty.
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