Diminutive and Large

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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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Antonyms for Diminutive
Large is an antonym for diminutive in tiny topic.
Nearby Words: diminution, diminutively

Large

Large adjective - Of a size greater than average of its kind.
Usage example: he was hungry, so he ordered the large pizza
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Antonyms for Large
Diminutive is an antonym for large in small topic.
Nearby Words: largely, largeness, largish
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Both words in one sentence

  • Mary Poppins: In the Supercalifragilisticexpalidocious sequence, one large cartoon woman in plays a percussion instrument by slamming it on her diminutive husband's head.
    Source: Double Standard Abuse Female On Male / Film
  • Jim Moriarty seems to deliberately invoke this trope; being diminutive in stature, large-eyed, and Irish (with the sing-song accent to match) definitely helps.
    Source: Adorkable / Live-Action TV
  • The Greys A race of diminutive grayish aliens with large heads appears in Andrey Belianin's The Thief of Baghdad novel, despite the novel's fantasy genre.
    Source: The Greys
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