Slim and Tiny

Slim

Slim adjective - Small in degree.
Usage example: a slim chance is still better than none

Tiny and slim are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tiny" instead an adjective "Slim".

Nearby Word: sliming

Tiny

Tiny adjective - Very small in size.

Slim and tiny are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Slim" instead an adjective "Tiny".

Both words in one sentence

  • Just Before the End Albeit with most races having tiny light at the end of the tunnel, and many of them are aware of this slim chance.
  • Disney / Fantasia Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Hyacinth Hippo is comically obese whereas her partner Ben Ali Gator is very slim, short, and flexible.
  • Literature / Little House on the Prairie I Was Quite a Looker: Ma was not as slim as she used to be, after five pregnancies, but described how tiny her waist was when she and Pa first met at one point (at the time the book is set, extremely small waistlines were in fashion and corsets were standard wear).
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