diminutive

a diminutive figure dressed in black.

She has diminutive hands for an adult.

Despite its diminutive size, the car is quite comfortable.

She is a diminutive woman with a big personality.

The diminutive kitten curled up in a cozy corner.

He has a diminutive stature but a powerful presence.

The diminutive car was surprisingly spacious inside.

She wore a diminutive necklace that sparkled in the light.

The diminutive actor stole the show with his incredible performance.

The diminutive flower added a touch of color to the garden.

Despite her diminutive size, she was a fierce competitor.

The diminutive puppy wagged its tail excitedly.

He played a diminutive role in the company but had big ambitions.

He couldn't help admiring the trim appearance and bold manner of this diminutive seafaring character.

Not for tens of millions of years has life on Earth been so diminutive and tame.

Being bigger helps them move from one habitat patch to another more easily than their diminutive relatives.

It isn't even actually known that she was a female. Her sex is merely presumed from her diminutive size.

The longer spelling – l-e-t-t-e – only forms a diminutive in a few English words, like novelette, a short novel.

And so this disease took on a diminutive moniker that belied the scale of its wretchedness: smallpox.

Anika The girl's name Anika is the diminutive form of Anna, which comes from the Hebrew name for " grace."

Don't let the diminutive title fool you.

The offline world offers other moments of diminutive drama.

She had slipped effortlessly into addressing him by an affectionate diminutive.