Synonym: bantam, flyspeck, lilliputian, midget, petite, tiny. Similar words: minute, diminish, executive, consecutive, administrative, timing, aluminum, minimize. Meaning: [dɪ'mɪnjʊtɪv] 
n. a word that is formed with a suffix (such as -let or -kin) to indicate smallness. adj. very small.
n. a word that is formed with a suffix (such as -let or -kin) to indicate smallness. adj. very small. 
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61. We thought her diminutive figure could not suffer that work.
62. Seen in another Jeypore-Dehing camera-trap picture, the leopard cat is a diminutive and distant relative of the better-known spotted predator from which it takes its name.
63. The remains of the diminutive dinosaur, called Hesperonychus, were excavated at the 75m-year-old Dinosaur Park Formation site in Alberta in 1982,(www.Sentencedict.com) but had lain unstudied for 25 years.
64. The first pocket-size computer he bought back in the late 1980s was a diminutive DOS machine made by Sharp of Japan.
65. Past retirement age, the diminutive Dr. Lin is as vivacious as ever.
66. The diminutive French president is seldom seen without a pair of elevator heel shoes that lift him closer to the height of his statuesque wife, Carla Bruni.
67. And the rest are like herbivores: meek, diminutive, and quick to start.
68. Gaidar, a diminutive and tubby figure with a mordant and self-deprecating sense of humour, emerged as the dominant thinker and natural leader of his group.
69. According to the intake duct character of diminutive gaso line engine, a new method-turnover form method is presented, and the precision of measuring point cloud by this method is high.
70. However, even current registrations are a significant rise on 2009, when just 55 fully electric cars were sold, nearly half of these being the diminutive G-Wiz runaround.
71. And opposite at large portfolio, careless basket, compare diminutive, hand to take form or the portfolio that late banquet uses is with filar socks lie low in chest drawer.
72. Accordingly, this article claims that the diminutive morpheme is a feature which only triggers retroflexion of the suffixed word and does not occupy any slot in the syllabic structure.
73. "We don't let them leave, " said Sister Genova, a diminutive woman who weaves between the cribs, reaching out to stroke the head of a twig-like child with bright orange hair, a sign of malnutrition.
74. These ponies are diminutive in size but hard as nails.
75. The diminutive suffix - ling in " duckling " denotes affection.
76. The women of the south are diminutive, subservient and very polite.
77. Choker Walkman Sony's diminutive next - generation Walkman is worn around the neck like a choker.
78. Four diminutive humanoids have left the starting block in what's believed to be the world's first bipedal-robot marathon.
79. Airman Fauci, a diminutive blonde, was working in supply management on the flight line of an F-16 squadron in New Mexico two years ago.
80. Her feet are diminutive.
81. Right ventriculography reveals a diminutive right ventricular chamber and a normal outflow tract.
82. As Obi-Wan Kenobi browses the dragon corral, he sees a particularly energetic dragon toss aside a diminutive wrangler, dropping him into a pool of mucky water.
More similar words: minute, diminish, executive, consecutive, administrative, timing, aluminum, minimize, eliminate, preliminary, discrimination, active, native, motive, actively, incentive, relative, cognitive, deceptive, narrative, sensitive, supportive, objective, detective, initiative, distinctive, collective, productive, protective, innovative.