Diminutive and Huge

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Diminutive

Diminutive adjective - Of a size that is less than average.
Usage example: a single diminutive shrub on the edge of the lawn
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Huge is an antonym for diminutive in tiny topic.
Nearby Words: diminution, diminutively

Huge

Huge adjective - Unusually large.
Usage example: the old stadium was replaced by a huge new one that seats 100,000 spectators
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Diminutive is an antonym for huge.
Nearby Words: hugely, hugeness
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  • Huge Guy, Tiny Girl In The City Hunter, actor Lee Min Ho is only comparatively tall at 6'1, but he's huge compared to the diminutive actresses he's paired with.
    Source: Huge Guy, Tiny Girl
  • Insectoid Aliens In a way, this makes sense; he's completely black and has no mouth and huge eyes, with a diminutive stature to match.
    Source: Insectoid Aliens
  • Fluffy the Terrible In Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, Rexxar's huge bear is called Misha, which in Russian is a diminutive form of Mikhail and is something a kid is likely to call their teddy bear.
    Source: Fluffy the Terrible
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