Antonyms for the phrase "very big" include "tiny," "small," "little," "miniature," "petite," "compact," "mini," "diminutive," "small-scale," "lilliputian," and "dwarf." These words represent the opposite of "very big" and have varying degrees of smallness. While some imply a sense of cuteness and delicacy, others suggest a lack of magnitude or importance. For example, "miniature" typically refers to a small replica of something, whereas "lilliputian" connotes a size that is so small as to be almost insignificant. Together, these antonyms represent a rich vocabulary that can be used to describe a wide range of objects and phenomena.

What are the antonyms for Very big?

• adj.

  • astronomical
  • insignificant
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  • little
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  • small
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  • teeny
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  • tiny
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  • unimportant
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Famous quotes with Very big

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