What is the opposite of bigger?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of more significant in elevation Opposite of great, or greater than normal, in quantity or size Opposite of improved in quality, accuracy or performance Opposite of comparative for of considerable importance or seriousness Opposite of comparative for grown-up (informal) Opposite of comparative for on an ambitiously large scale (informal) Opposite of comparative for very popular or successful (informal) Opposite of comparative for principled or generous Opposite of comparative for fat or overweight Opposite of comparative for having significant influence Opposite of comparative for showing great enthusiasm Opposite of comparative for being of prime importance above all others Opposite of comparative for having a concentration of some characteristic Opposite of comparative for showy in speech (informal) Opposite of comparative for genetically well-endowed (archaic) Opposite of comparative for in a late stage of pregnancy Adverb Opposite of comparative for in a boasting manner Opposite of comparative for on a large scale, expansively … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of more significant in elevation lower shorter stumpier less smaller tinier measlier runtier squatter stubbier slighter punier scrawnier frailer wimpier petite lesser itsy-bitsier bittier dinkier itty-bittier narrower meagrerUK weer meagererUS shrimpier teeny-weenier skimpier teensier minuter itsier bitsier more stunted more diminutive more miniature more dwarfish more teeny more bantam more pint-sized more runted more runtish more undersized more petite more undersize more minuscule more smallish more pygmy more microscopic more negligible more microscopical more infinitesimal more minor more Lilliputian more shriveledUS more shrivelledUK more ❯ “The view from the top of the lower hill was rather limited and uninspiring.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of great, or greater than normal, in quantity or size lower smaller measlier scantier stingier tinier sparser meagerer meagrer minuter scanter more insignificant more limited more minimal more modest more derisory more insubstantial more miserly more unconsiderable more frugal more infinitesimal more tenuous more sporadic “He deliberately consumed lower amounts of carbohydrates to induce ketosis.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of improved in quality, accuracy or performance inferior worse lesser poorer shoddier poorer-quality lousier badder less advanced less brilliant less exceptional less notable less noteworthy less prominent less remarkable less sophisticated less special smaller tinier more deficient more inadequate more lemon more low-grade more second-rate more substandard more defective more hopeless more imperfect more inconsiderable more insubstantial more laughable more unproductive “The engine of my sedan is inferior compared to that of a sports car.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for of considerable importance or seriousness smaller measlier less paltrier pettier more insignificant more inconsequential more irrelevant more minor more negligible more trifling more trivial more unimportant more unsubstantial more frivolous more immaterial more inconsiderable more meaningless more pointless more exiguous more impertinent more lightweight “This is an insignificant issue which can be resolved at a later date.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for grown-up younger less more junior more juvenile more youthful more immature more infantile more undeveloped more babyish more childish more childlike more pubescent more boyish more boylike more girlish more girllike more puerile “Bobby had just turned eighteen and was no longer considered one of the young boys.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for on an ambitiously large scale humbler simpler smaller meagrerUK meagererUS measlier meeker plainer more modest more inelaborate more restrained more token more unpretentious more average more limited more middling more moderate more ordinary more reasonable more reserved more trivial more unassuming more unostentatious “I only have small and humble plans for this website.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for very popular or successful older more unfashionable more unpopular more dated more old-fashioned more outdated more unstylish more out-of-date more antiquated more obsolescent more outmoded more archaic more démodé more indistinguished more obsolete more passe more retro more unexceptional more washed-up more despised more hated “This style of clothing is dated and unpopular in New York at the moment.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for principled or generous greedier stingier lower meaner baser ignobler dastardlier hatefuller lousier viciouser viler wretcheder more selfish more conscienceless more miserly more unprincipled more self-centredUK more self-centeredUS more degenerate more dishonourableUK more dishonorableUS more egotistical more immoral more narcissistic more unconscionable more unethical more ungenerous more ungiving more unscrupulous more wrong more degraded more abominable more contemptible more despicable more detestable more ignominious more repulsive “It's very selfish of you to abandon me in my time of need.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for fat or overweight skinnier slenderer slimmer thinner gaunter leaner bonier lankier scraggier scrawnier twiggier more emaciated more malnourished more skeletal more undernourished more underweight “She had grown quite thin after months of cutting her calories.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having significant influence smaller lower obscurer more ancillary more insignificant more minor more secondary more subordinate more supplementary more unimportant more contributory more junior more subsidiary more anonymous more subservient more uncelebrated more unknown more worthless “The programmer considered himself to be holding only an ancillary position in the large company.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for showing great enthusiasm colder cooler more apathetic more indifferent more dispassionate more blasé more disinterested more passionless more uncaring more unconcerned more uninterested more detached more emotionless more nonchalant more unfeeling more unimpressed more uninvolved more unmoved more unresponsive more unsympathetic more untouched “My sister is indifferent towards Justin Bieber's music.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for being of prime importance above all others pettier more secondary more ancillary more subsidiary more minor “The secondary issue for us will be to increase profits in the short term.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having a concentration of some characteristic lighter thinner weaker milder waterier more diluted more dilute more watered-down more weakened “The pasta was lacking in flavor due to a rather diluted sauce.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for showy in speech simpler clearer easier plainer more basic more elementary more ordinary more rudimentary more straightforward more uncomplicated more understandable “He liked using simple words to ensure that he could be easily understood.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for genetically well-endowed flatter smaller more underendowed “You limp-haired, underendowed, flirtatiously challenged drones.” Adjective ▲ (archaic) Opposite of comparative for in a late stage of pregnancy barrener more infertile “She was nonpregnant and without a child.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of comparative for in a boasting manner more modestly more humbly more unassumingly more unpretentiously more unobtrusively more bashfully more demurely more diffidently more quietly more shyly “He would always speak humbly to avoid drawing attention to himself.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of comparative for on a large scale, expansively smaller more insignificantly more limitedly more narrowly more reservedly more inappreciably more inconsiderably more marginally “Thinking small is not going to impress the investors.” Find more 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