Modest, lilliputian, inappreciable, humble, and lowly are all synonyms for small. Major and substantial are antonyms of small. And here are 88 another word for small.
1. bijou
2. minor
3. modest
The adjective "small" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3 letters, 6 synonyms with 4 letters, 13 synonyms with 5 letters, 16 synonyms with 6 letters, 4 synonyms with 7 letters, 5 synonyms with 8 letters, 8 synonyms with 9 letters, 13 synonyms with 10 letters, 6 synonyms with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 5 synonyms with 13 letters, 2 synonyms with 14 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, and 1 synonym with 21 letters, for a total of 84 synonyms for small.
She lives in a small town.
The box was surprisingly small and light.
They adopted a small dog yesterday.
The mistake was relatively small and fixable.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Shallow | Profound, serious, in-depth | Superficial, facile |
| Tall | Short, small, low | Big, high |
| Malicious | Benevolent, kindhearted | Spiteful, malevolent |
| Malignant | Benevolent, benign | Spiteful, hostile |
| Formal | Informal, unofficial | Ceremonial, ceremonious |
| All in all | Partially, incompletely | Overall, in general |
| Downfall | Rise, salvation, survival | Undoing, ruin |
| Gradually | Suddenly, abruptly | Slowly, moderately |
| Automatically | Manually, intentionally | Instantly, spontaneously |
| Parallel | Different, dissimilar, divergent | Side by side, aligned |
| Essentially | Superficially, insignificantly | Fundamentally, basically |
| After all | In spite of, despite that | Most importantly, above all |
| All | No, none of the, little, none, nobody, nothing | Each of, each one of the |
| Minimal | Maximal, excessive | Very little, minimum |
| Generally | Sporadically, effectively | Normally, in general |
| Fall | Rise, get up | Drop, drop down |
| Optimal | Suboptimal, inefficient | Best, ideal |
| Basically | Complexly, complicatedly | Fundamentally, primarily |
| Eventually | Immediately, never | In the end, in due course |
| Allow | Prevent, forbid, deny | Permit, let |
| Allowed | Prohibited, forbidden | Permitted, authorized |
| Actually | Supposedly, theoretically | Literally, to all intents and purposes |
| Usually | Rarely, seldom | Normally, generally |
| Finally | Immediately, firstly, initially | Eventually, ultimately |
| Normal | Unusual, abnormal | Usual, standard |
| Smart | Scruffy, downmarket | Well dressed, well turned out |
| Challenge | Ease, simplicity | Problem, difficult task |
| Challenging | Easy, uninspiring | Demanding, testing |
| Conference call | Face-to-face meeting, one-on-one call | Teleconference, virtual meeting |
| Especially | Negligibly, nominally | Mainly, mostly |
| Overall | Individual, imited | All-inclusive, general |
| Really | Dubiously, questionably | In fact, in actual fact |