The word "littlest" is a superlative form of the adjective "little," meaning the smallest in size or amount. It is often used to compare two or more things, indicating the least in size or quantity. Antonyms for "littlest" would be the most in size or amount, which could include words like "largest," "biggest," "greatest," "most," or "maximum." These words are often used when referring to something that is substantial or significant. For example, "the largest building in the city," "the greatest athlete of all time," "the most beautiful scenery," or "the maximum capacity of the stadium.

What are the antonyms for Littlest?

• adj.

  • greatest, principal
  • supreme
  .
  • noun
  • biggest
  ,
  • full
  ,
  • greatest
  ,
  • highest
  ,
  • largest
  ,
  • maximum
  ,
  • most
  ,
  • top
  ,
  • topmost
  ,
  • utmost
  .
  • supreme
  • fore most
  ,
  • fore-most
  ,
  • in comparable
  ,
  • in-comparable
  ,
  • more surpassing
  ,
  • most surpassing
  ,
  • para mount
  ,
  • para-mount
  ,
  • pre dominant
  ,
  • pre eminent
  ,
  • pre vailing
  ,
  • pre-dominant
  ,
  • pre-eminent
  ,
  • sur-passing
  ,
  • top drawer
  ,
  • top-pest
  ,
  • topdrawer
  ,
  • un equaled
  ,
  • un paralleled
  ,
  • un surpassable
  ,
  • un surpassed
  ,
  • un-equaled
  ,
  • un-matched
  ,
  • un-paralleled
  ,
  • un-surpassable
  ,
  • un-surpassed
  .

• Other relevant words:

• hugest
,
• last
.

Usage examples for Littlest

Famous quotes with Littlest

• These critics who crucify me do not guess the littlest part of my sincerity. They must be burned in a blaze. I cannot learn from them.

  Zane Grey
• The reason Apple is really good, I think, and the reason their stores succeeded, is not just 'cause we know the big idea, but we have a real passion for the littlest detail. It's legendary in our products.

  Ron Johnson
• In four years of work, I've idled my Zodiac down every one of its thousands of inlets, looked at every inch of its fractal coastline and found every single goddamned pipe that empties into it. Some of the pipes are big enough to park a car in and some are the size of your finger, but all of them have told their story to my gas chromatograph. And often it's the littlest pipes that cause the most damage. When I see a big huge pipe coming right out of a factory, I'm betting the pumpers have at least read the EPA regs. But when I find a tiny one, hidden below the waterline, sprouting from a mile-wide industrial carnival, I put on gloves before taking my sample. And sometimes the gloves melt.

  Neal Stephenson

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