small
A common way to intensify the adjective 'small'.
Used to emphasize a very small size.
Small in comparison to something else.
Indicates a size that is moderately small.
Indicates a small, often barely noticeable, degree of smallness.
Indicates something is slightly smaller than desired or expected.
Used to describe a continuous decrease in size.
Including everything or everyone, of all sizes (synonym for 'big and small').
Including everything or everyone, of all sizes.
Used to describe the state of being small in size.
To change to a smaller size, often used informally.
To appear small in size.
To intentionally maintain something at a small size.
To cause something to become smaller.
To give the impression of being small.
To change from a larger size to a smaller size.
To gradually become smaller in size or appearance.
To feel insignificant or unimportant.
To continue to be small over a period of time.
To continue to be small, not growing larger.
Indicates that something is smaller than is usual or appropriate for a particular person or thing.