Adjective for word little

I got very little sleep last night. — Я очень мало спал этой ночью.

There’s little hope of a rescue now. — Теперь надежды на спасение почти нет.

as little as possible — как можно меньше

to have little value — иметь мало ценности

These trinkets have little or no value. — Эти безделушки мало чего стоят, если стоят вообще хоть что-то.

She hasn’t got any children. At least, I don’t think she has. — У нее нет никаких детей. По крайней мере, я не думаю, что они есть.

There were at least twelve people in the line. — В очереди было как минимум 12 человек.

It’ll cost you $2,000 at the very least. — Это будет тебе стоить минимум 2000 долларов.

Least said soonest mended. — Чем меньше разговоров, тем лучше для дела. (посл.)

Last but not least — Последнее, но не менее важное. Идиома, которая крайне часто используется в современном английском языке.

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Table of Contents

• adj.

  • all (adjective)

  • little.

  • baby (adjective)

  • more mini,
  • most mini.

  • brief (adjective)

  • more breviloquent,
  • shortlived,
  • short lived,
  • instantaneous,
  • more curtailed,
  • more compendiary,
  • short term,
  • to point,
  • most curtailed,
  • quick,
  • boiled down,
  • most compendiary,
  • most breviloquent,
  • short sweet,
  • shortterm,
  • quickest.

  • cramped (adjective)

  • more pent,
  • most crabbed,
  • more squeezed,
  • most squeezed,
  • most two-by-four,
  • more two by four,
  • in-decipherable,
  • most circumscribed,
  • more two-by-four,
  • in decipherable,
  • two by four,
  • most two by four,
  • more circumscribed,
  • most pent,
  • in-commodious,
  • un comfortable,
  • in commodious,
  • un-comfortable.

  • diminutive (adjective)

  • most peewee,
  • more pocketsized,
  • bitsier,
  • more button,
  • most button,
  • more pocket-sized,
  • most pint sized,
  • most undersize,
  • most pint-sized,
  • more pint sized,
  • pocket sized,
  • bitsiest,
  • bittiest,
  • most pocket sized,
  • most pocketsized,
  • more undersize,
  • more pint-sized,
  • more peewee,
  • under size,
  • most pocket-sized,
  • bittier,
  • more pocket sized,
  • pocketsized.

  • easy (adjective)

  • un troublesome,
  • piece of cake,
  • pushover,
  • more painless,
  • un-complicated,
  • more untroublesome,
  • childs play,
  • elementary,
  • effortless,
  • more picnic,
  • un complicated,
  • cinchest,
  • most untroublesome,
  • piece cake,
  • manageable,
  • most painless,
  • nothing to it,
  • un involved,
  • child play,
  • more undemanding,
  • most apparent,
  • wieldier,
  • uncomplicated,
  • nothing it,
  • un demanding,
  • wieldiest,
  • un-demanding,
  • un-troublesome,
  • more evident,
  • most pushover,
  • un-involved,
  • most undemanding,
  • snappest,
  • more pushover,
  • most picnic.

  • elfin (adjective)

  • playful,
  • impish,
  • rascally,
  • prankish.

  • exiguous (adjective)

  • in adequate,
  • in-adequate.

  • few (adjective)

  • sparse,
  • negligible,
  • scarce,
  • few,
  • spotty,
  • minimum,
  • niggardly,
  • minimal,
  • insufficient,
  • miserly.

  • fine (adjective)

  • more fine spun,
  • more gossamery,
  • more quality,
  • more fragile,
  • threadlike,
  • most fine-grained,
  • finegrained,
  • most gossamery,
  • powdered,
  • trans parent,
  • fine drawn,
  • fine grained,
  • more finegrained,
  • trans-parent,
  • most fine spun,
  • more fine-drawn,
  • gossamer,
  • most powdered,
  • more fine drawn,
  • most pulverized,
  • most fine-drawn,
  • more fine-spun,
  • Finedrawn,
  • most fine-spun,
  • more fine grained,
  • most quality,
  • more fine-grained,
  • more finedrawn,
  • fragile,
  • most finedrawn,
  • most fine drawn,
  • most finegrained,
  • fine spun,
  • most fine grained,
  • more pulverized,
  • more powdered.

  • humble (adjective)

  • unassuming,
  • lowborn,
  • proletarian,
  • Low-born,
  • menial,
  • unpretentious,
  • low-ranking.

  • inconsequential (adjective)

  • in consequential,
  • entry level,
  • two bit,
  • in-consequential.

  • inconsequential/inconsiderable (adjective)

  • more entrylevel,
  • entrylevel,
  • twobit,
  • more entry level,
  • in-consequent,
  • most entry level,
  • un-considered,
  • most entrylevel,
  • most entry-level,
  • in appreciable,
  • more entry-level,
  • runtest,
  • in consequent,
  • wimpier,
  • in-sufficient,
  • un considered,
  • in-appreciable,
  • wimpiest,
  • most shoestring,
  • runter,
  • more shoestring.

  • infinitesimal (adjective)

  • unnoticeable.

  • insignificant (adjective)

  • in-significant,
  • un-substantial,
  • in significant,
  • more minim,
  • most minimal,
  • non essential,
  • most purportless,
  • un substantial,
  • more purportless,
  • irrelevant,
  • meaningless,
  • most minim.

  • light (adjective)

  • unheavy,
  • lightest,
  • light-footed,
  • featherweight,
  • frothy,
  • lithe,
  • Floatable,
  • sylphlike,
  • Imponderous,
  • tissuelike,
  • weightless.

  • lilliputian (adjective)

  • pygmier,
  • pygmiest,
  • pygmy.

  • little (adjective)

  • concise,
  • paltry,
  • compact,
  • succinct,
  • narrow,
  • delicate,
  • meager.

  • low (adjective)

  • second rate,
  • junior,
  • marked down,
  • rock bottom,
  • second-rate,
  • bottommost,
  • ground-level,
  • low-set,
  • low-lying,
  • uncostly,
  • low-hanging,
  • cut rate,
  • lower,
  • not high,
  • squatty,
  • cut-rate,
  • unelevated,
  • rock-bottom,
  • lowset,
  • ground level,
  • secondrate.

  • meager (adjective)

  • more stinted,
  • scraggier,
  • more beanstalk,
  • un finished,
  • more beanpole,
  • most beanstalk,
  • scrimpiest,
  • scrimpest,
  • un-finished,
  • un-fruitful,
  • in fertile,
  • skin bones,
  • more rattleboned,
  • most broomstick,
  • most rattleboned,
  • scrimpier,
  • more broomstick,
  • un fruitful,
  • un productive,
  • in-fertile,
  • more starved,
  • most stinted,
  • skimpest,
  • most beanpole,
  • un-productive.

  • mere (adjective)

  • pure and simple,
  • unmixed,
  • unadorned.

  • microscopic (adjective)

  • in visible,
  • in-visible.

  • miniature (adjective)

  • more ittybitty,
  • more smallscale,
  • most itsybitsy,
  • more small-scale,
  • itty bitty,
  • most scaled down,
  • more itsybitsy,
  • most small-scale,
  • itsybitsy,
  • smallscale,
  • mitest,
  • more itsy bitsy,
  • more small scale,
  • toyest,
  • most ittybitty,
  • more minikin,
  • itsy bitsy,
  • most smallscale,
  • more itty bitty,
  • scaleddown,
  • most minikin,
  • more scaled-down,
  • ittybitty,
  • most scaled-down,
  • more itty-bitty,
  • small scale,
  • more scaled down,
  • more scaleddown,
  • miter,
  • most scaleddown,
  • most itty bitty,
  • most small scale,
  • more itsy-bitsy,
  • most itty-bitty,
  • most itsy-bitsy,
  • most itsy bitsy.

  • miniscule/minuscule (adjective)

  • under sized,
  • more miniscule.

  • minute (adjective)

  • ex-act,
  • ex act,
  • most microbic,
  • more microbic.

  • molecular (adjective)

  • most subatomic,
  • sub atomic,
  • more subatomic.

  • narrow-minded (adjective)

  • hidebound,
  • vulgar,
  • contemptible,
  • illiberal,
  • self-centered,
  • set,
  • selfish,
  • small-minded,
  • ineffectual,
  • bigoted,
  • cheap,
  • provincial.

  • not important (adjective)

  • minor,
  • trifling,
  • casual.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • picayune,
  • mini,
  • miniature,
  • undersize,
  • itty-bitty,
  • molecular,
  • the point,
  • young,
  • compendiary,
  • small time,
  • entry-level,
  • Non-essential,
  • elfin,
  • wimpy,
  • pocket-sized,
  • low,
  • rattleboned,
  • light,
  • microbic,
  • scant,
  • bitsy,
  • pint-sized,
  • pintsized,
  • diminutive,
  • scrimper,
  • untroublesome,
  • under-sized,
  • undemanding,
  • Purportless,
  • scraggiest,
  • scaled-down,
  • breviloquent,
  • peewee,
  • unimportant,
  • Unconsequential,
  • shrimper,
  • scratcher,
  • small-fry,
  • no problem,
  • Minikin,
  • penny-ante,
  • pintsize,
  • closed in,
  • bitty,
  • gracile,
  • stunted,
  • minuscular,
  • itsy-bitsy,
  • minute,
  • beanstalk,
  • shoestring,
  • shrimp,
  • fine-grained,
  • rinkydink,
  • piddly,
  • in firm,
  • fine-drawn,
  • cramped,
  • Pulverulent,
  • puny,
  • petty,
  • teensy,
  • Gossamery,
  • humble,
  • pocketsize,
  • no bother,
  • easy,
  • scrimpy,
  • two-by-four,
  • pocket-size,
  • scraggy,
  • derisory,
  • pocket,
  • cincher,
  • no sweat,
  • skin and bones,
  • brief,
  • jammed in,
  • snapper,
  • big zero,
  • broomstick,
  • no trouble,
  • mere,
  • scanty,
  • sub-atomic,
  • wieldy,
  • light as a feather,
  • to the point,
  • skimper,
  • painless,
  • lithesome,
  • inconsequential,
  • barely sufficient,
  • nickel-and-dime,
  • microscopic,
  • half-pint,
  • weeny,
  • not burdensome,
  • easily done,
  • subatomic,
  • small,
  • pee-wee,
  • under-size,
  • insignificant,
  • not worth mentioning,
  • Toyer,
  • tiny,
  • tucked up,
  • exiguous,
  • slender,
  • scaled down,
  • penny ante,
  • small-scale,
  • teensy-weensy,
  • Fine-spun,
  • no biggie,
  • too little too late,
  • baby,
  • beside point.

  • petty (adjective)

  • more pennyante,
  • most penny-ante,
  • more nickel-and-dime,
  • pennyante,
  • more nickel and dime,
  • most nickel and dime,
  • narrow minded,
  • most pennyante,
  • smallminded,
  • sub ordinate,
  • in essential,
  • nickel and dime,
  • more penny ante,
  • most nickel-and-dime,
  • most peanut,
  • most pettifogging,
  • more peanut,
  • scratchest,
  • small minded,
  • in-essential,
  • more penny-ante,
  • most penny ante,
  • narrowminded,
  • more pettifogging,
  • sub-ordinate.

  • picayune (adjective)

  • of no account.

  • piddling (adjective)

  • more derisory,
  • most derisory.

  • piddly (adjective)

  • more rinky dink,
  • most rinkydink,
  • diddliest,
  • more rinkydink,
  • more rinky-dink,
  • diddlier,
  • rinky dink,
  • most rinky dink,
  • rinky-dink,
  • most rinky-dink.

  • pintsized (adjective)

  • pint sized.

  • pocket (adjective)

  • more epitomized,
  • more abridged,
  • most epitomized,
  • most abridged.

  • pulverous (adjective)

  • Pulverous.

  • puny (adjective)

  • more small-fry,
  • most nothing,
  • most smallfry,
  • most halfpint,
  • in firmest,
  • un consequential,
  • more halfpint,
  • un-developed,
  • in firmer,
  • zilcher,
  • in-firmest,
  • more half pint,
  • most half-pint,
  • zilchest,
  • shrimpest,
  • more smallfry,
  • halfpint,
  • un-sound,
  • more nothing,
  • un-sounder,
  • smallfry,
  • more zero,
  • in-firmer,
  • un sound,
  • more small fry,
  • un-soundest,
  • more unconsequential,
  • most half pint,
  • half pint,
  • un sounder,
  • most unconsequential,
  • un-consequential,
  • more half-pint,
  • most zero,
  • most small-fry,
  • most small fry.

  • short (adjective)

  • cut to bone,
  • clipped,
  • abridged,
  • stumpy,
  • not long,
  • condensed,
  • shortest,
  • sawed-off,
  • curt,
  • epigrammatic,
  • cut to the bone,
  • decurtate,
  • Curtate,
  • close to the ground,
  • Unsustained,
  • unprolonged,
  • not protracted,
  • in a nutshell,
  • squat.

  • slender (adjective)

  • more lithesome,
  • more gracile,
  • most gracile,
  • most lithesome,
  • out side.

  • slender/slim (adjective)

  • re-mote.

  • small (adjective)

  • beggarly,
  • toy,
  • scrawny,
  • modest,
  • deficient,
  • ungenerous,
  • vest pocket,
  • one-horse,
  • nugatory,
  • sparing,
  • one-man,
  • spare,
  • stingy.

  • small in size, amount (adjective)

  • hardly any,
  • embryonic,
  • babyish,
  • peanut,
  • skimpy,
  • fleeting,
  • inappreciable,
  • snub,
  • hasty,
  • imperceptible,
  • not big,
  • truncated,
  • stubby,
  • wizened,
  • undeveloped,
  • short-lived,
  • not large,
  • shriveled,
  • infant.

  • stunted (adjective)

  • Undergrown,
  • yea big,
  • small fry,
  • yea high,
  • scrubber,
  • runted,
  • runtish.

  • teensy-weensy (adjective)

  • teensy weensy,
  • teensyweensy.

  • teeny-weeny (adjective)

  • teeny weeny,
  • teenyweeny.

  • tiny (adjective)

  • pee wee,
  • most pee-wee,
  • more pocket-size,
  • most pocket size,
  • more minuscular,
  • more pocketsize,
  • most pocketsize,
  • most pee wee,
  • more pocket size,
  • pocket size,
  • most minuscular,
  • more pee wee,
  • more pee-wee,
  • most pocket-size.

  • trivial (adjective)

  • skin deep,
  • skindeep.

  • unimportant (adjective)

  • of no consequence,
  • unconsidered,
  • zipper,
  • of no consequence/of little consequence.

  • weak (adjective)

  • weak.

  • weightless (adjective)

  • light as feather.

  • young (adjective)

  • not aged,
  • unfledged,
  • girllike,
  • half-grown,
  • Newish,
  • boylike,
  • pubescent.

• adv.

  • hardly (adverb)

  • not quite,
  • with trouble,
  • sparsely.

  • infrequently, not much (adverb)

  • scarcely,
  • a little,
  • not many,
  • somewhat.

  • rarely (adverb)

  • on rare occasions,
  • once while,
  • un commonly,
  • un-common,
  • extraordinarily,
  • extra ordinarily,
  • once a while,
  • un frequently,
  • singularly,
  • un often,
  • un-often,
  • un-commonly,
  • once in while,
  • un-frequently,
  • extra-ordinarily,
  • un-usually,
  • once in a while,
  • finely,
  • un common,
  • un usually.

• adv

  • hardly (adverb)

  • pretty near,
  • by no means,
  • not much,
  • no way,
  • perceptibly,
  • detectably,
  • not noticeably,
  • not a bit,
  • no more than,
  • by a hair,
  • not at all,
  • not measurably,
  • faintly,
  • not often,
  • Scantly,
  • not notably,
  • not by much,
  • only just,
  • not likely,
  • not markedly,
  • almost not.

  • Other relevant words: (adverb)

  • Unoften,
  • sparingly,
  • hardly ever,
  • Unfrequently,
  • hardly,
  • rarely,
  • almost never,
  • not regularly,
  • now then,
  • once in blue moon,
  • scarcely ever.

  • seldom (adverb)

  • inhabitually,
  • whimsically,
  • in a few cases,
  • a few times,
  • Semioccasionally,
  • not very often.

• n.

  •
  • inconsiderable,
  • only,
  • barely.
  •
  • boo-boo,
  • birdie,
  • bunny,
  • bow-wow,
  • bang,
  • base,
  • cross,
  • choo-choo,
  • mean,
  • wicked,
  • cold.
  •
  • mock,
  • ridicule,
  • abuse.
  •
  • limiting,
  • restricted,
  • finite,
  • within limits,
  • prohibitive,
  • exclusive,
  • restrictive,
  • specific,
  • under control.
  •
  • flattery will get you anywhere,
  • were you born/raised in a barn?,
  • Confucius says/Confucius he say,
  • whose side are you on?,
  • inconsequent,
  • just what I (have always) wanted,
  • surprise, surprise.
  •
  • once or twice,
  • few and far between,
  • wide.
  •
  • youth.
  •
  • usual,
  • infrequently,
  • sporadically,
  • seldom,
  • occasionally,
  • once in a blue moon.

  • bantam (noun)

  • bantam.

  • bittie (noun)

  • bittie.

  • brief (noun)

  • abrupt.

  • dash (noun)

  • few drop.

  • dinky (noun)

  • dinky.

  • dwarfish (noun)

  • dwarfish.

  • elflike (noun)

  • elflike.

  • emotional (noun)

  • emotional.

  • fiddling (noun)

  • fiddling.

  • footling (noun)

  • footling.

  • gnomish (noun)

  • gnomish.

  • half-size (noun)

  • half-size.

  • immature (noun)

  • immature.

  • infinitesimal (noun)

  • infinitesimal.

  • lesser (noun)

  • lesser.

  • lilliputian (noun)

  • lilliputian.

  • little (noun)

  • niggling,
  • smallish,
  • piffling,
  • micro,
  • younger,
  • shrimpy,
  • lowercase,
  • smaller,
  • slim,
  • midget,
  • minuscule,
  • runty,
  • slight,
  • teeny-weeny,
  • weensy,
  • undersized,
  • littler,
  • soft,
  • least,
  • smallest,
  • littlest,
  • wee,
  • teentsy,
  • trivial,
  • short,
  • piddling,
  • teeny,
  • miniscule,
  • petite.

  • modicum (noun)

  • smidges.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • smattering,
  • modicum,
  • tad,
  • smidge,
  • dash,
  • driblet,
  • TADS,
  • trifle,
  • Scatterings,
  • few drops,
  • whit.

  • small amount of something (noun)

  • particle,
  • hint,
  • snippet,
  • pinch,
  • dab,
  • fragment,
  • taste,
  • speck,
  • touch,
  • trace,
  • spot.

  • trifle (noun)

  • eyelashes,
  • eyelash,
  • no big deal,
  • fly speck.

• v.

  • Other relevant words: (verb)

  • drop,
  • size.

• Other synonyms:

  • Mickey Mouse

  • mickey mouse.
  •
  • fractional,
  • rarity,
  • discreet,
  • short-range,
  • any,
  • insubstantial,
  • pert.
  •
  • count on,
  • lightly,
  • bit,
  • within,
  • cunning,
  • bare,
  • narrow-minded,
  • pitiful,
  • rare.
  •
  • minority,
  • passing,
  • marginal.
  •
  • neat,
  • serial,
  • limited.
  •
  • away,
  • From,
  • apart.
  •
  • further.
  •
  • off.
  •
  • out.
  •
  • right.

  • backward

  • underdeveloped.

  • dwarf

  • dwarf,
  • scrub.

How to use «Little» in context?

Paraphrases for Little:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    small.
  • Proper noun, singular
    small.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    brief, considerable, couple, difficult, diminutive, feeble, humble, inadequate, infrequent, insignificant, less, lightweight, limited, marginal, meagre, minuscule, minute, miserable, narrow, negligible, only, rarely, reduced, scarce, small-time, tenuous, tight, trivial, Petit, two-bit.
  • Proper noun, singular
    less, limited, Petit, aims, KIS, explorers, petites.
  • Noun, plural
    Horses, seconds, remnants, blocks, constraints, venues.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Petit.
  • Adverb
    inadequately, insufficiently, less, lightly, lot, marginally, moderately, only, quite, rarely, rather, recently, relatively, scarcely, seldom, soon, sparsely, sufficiently, tad, thinly, trifle.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    gets, appears, sounds, feels, depends, seems.

• Exclusion

  • Adjective
    much.
  • Adverb
    much.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    insufficient, scant.

Homophones for Little:

• ldl, Lyttle, lately, lethal, loathly, luteal, loudly, littell, lewdly, ladle, laid low, little owl.

Hyponym for Little:

• n.

  • quantity
    small indefinite amount, small indefinite quantity.