Definition of «little»

The word "little" is an adjective that means small in size, amount or degree. It can be used to describe something that is small or lacking in importance, value, strength or power.

Usage examples

  1. Little did she know that her life was about to change forever.
  2. He always had a little bit of skepticism when it came to supernatural phenomena.
  3. The toddler took small, little steps as she learned to walk on her own.
  4. The group of friends huddled closely together, creating a little circle of warmth.
  5. She only had a little time left to finish the project before the deadline.
  6. Despite its little size, the dog had a big personality.
  7. The old, quaint town had charming little streets filled with colorful houses.
  8. He needed a little help to reach the top shelf in the kitchen.
  9. The little girl is always fascinated by the stars, finding wonder in the vast, night sky.
  10. The teacher gave a little nod of approval to the student who answered the question correctly.

Sentences with «little»

  • It is a wonderful alternative to regular apple pie with little more effort. (epicurious.com)
  • I have tried to make healthy treats with little bits of this and that. (fairyburger.com)
  • As this miraculous dairy, grain and sugar free brownie is sweetened only with pumpkin it's a great one for little ones too. (swoonfood.com)
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