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Meanings of tiniest in English
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Usage of tiniest in English
1
She was actually in the village-inthe tiniest bandbox of a house.
2
The tiniest crystal has the same facets and angles as the largest.
3
Behind it flickered the tiniest smile a human countenance could possibly produce.
4
She said the simplest and tiniest gestures could make all the difference.
5
There was the tiniest of breezes coming off the dark blue sea.
6
There was only the tiniest possible amount of change in her purse.
7
The tiniest children are delighted to get a book in their hands.
8
They used nudges of telekinesis to balance themselves on the tiniest spaces.
9
True atheists are the tiniest of tiny minorities and will always be.
10
His little brother Etienne, the tiniest mite in the regiment, looks pensive.
11
He began laying dry grasses and the tiniest twigs on the flame.
12
That night they stayed in the tiniest cabin Adele had ever seen.
13
Turnball felt the tiniest pressure as her fragile hand squeezed his fingers.
14
Jamie, take the control and move that slide switch the tiniest bit.
15
The heat had been searing for the tiniest fraction of a second.
16
Father absolutely declined to let me have the tiniest bit of it.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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