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Meanings of smallness in English
Usage of smallness in English
1
In a way, the smallness of the room added to its luxury.
2
He could not endure his own smallness in the face of immensity.
3
That which added to the cruelty was, the smallness of the fire.
4
At the knees a pair of hands hung, infantile in their smallness.
5
Nor was the smallness of the work any objection to its security.
6
The people along the road were very much disappointed by his smallness.
7
He added apologetically, The smallness of the amount is due to bulk.
8
The smallness of his following we may suppose to have been reported.
9
We thus hoped to make amends for the smallness of our numbers.
10
Shame at the smallness, meanness, emptiness of the things that he declared.
11
The whole east front must surprise most people by its apparent smallness.
12
She suppressed a shudder at the smallness and barrenness of the place.
13
One was of illimitable vastness, the other of an almost horrifying smallness.
14
Rage could see he was attracted to the smallness of the houses.
15
At close of feast Boy bring cups of smallness filled with coffee.
16
Their smallness of size was not necessarily too much of a handicap.
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Smallness through the time
Smallness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common