Deep
Deep adjective - Extending far downward.
Little
Little adjective - Limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent.
Usage example: a little (or small) group
Nearby Word: littleness
Both words in one sentence
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Vocal Evolution: In the episode where the school is having a day where two team members race, both Claude and Grace's voices sound deep and a little older.
- Reflets d'Acide parodies this with the villainess Alia-Aenor, who is a giant black dragon with a very deep voice... in contrast with her human form, who has a little girl's voice.
Source: Evil Sounds Deep - This is largely due to Miho befriending him when he had amnesia: she reminded him of his dead little sister and brought out the goodness buried deep, deep inside him.
Source: Psycho for Hire
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