Tiny
Very large
Both terms in one sentence
- England had a very large, good navy and a tiny army; France had a large, okay-ish navy and a very large, decent-to-good army.
Source: Mutual Disadvantage -
Zyme has got an hourglass-shaped figure with a tiny waist and very large, wide hips.
Source: Hartman Hips -
Bigger on the Inside: Several locations appear as tiny buildings from the outside, but are vast within, such as the new BBC Television Centre, which on the outside is a tiny portacabin in the middle of a field, but inside contains a very large office.
Source: Series / Toast Of London
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