Synonym: delicate, fragile, frail, little, meager, petty, slight, small, trivial, unimportant, weak. Similar words: punch, punish, punished, pungent, expunge, punitive, pungency, puncture. Meaning: ['pjuːnɪ] 
adj. 1. inferior in strength or significance 2. (used especially of persons) of inferior size.
adj. 1. inferior in strength or significance 2. (used especially of persons) of inferior size. 
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(61) The resources at the central banks' disposal are simply too puny.
(62) That's the way with you whining , puny, pitiful players.
(63) Hong Kong is mature, saturated, deliberalizing market whose ultimate consumer base is puny 7 million.
(64) To Steinberg, this shows clearly that risk-taking rises not from puny thinking but from a higher regard for reward.
(65) Beyond diplomatic measures, South Korea's retaliatory options are puny - and dangerous.
(66) The rugged forest is. crowded with large fir trees and tall lodge pole pines, but they all look like puny twigs compared to the giant sequoia.
(67) But they all look like puny twigs compared to the giant sequoia.
(68) Puny though he looked,[sentencedict.com] he was as brave as a lion.
(69) Antonio was a puny lad, and not strong enough to work.
(70) Babylon the Great greets you . I, Hammurabi, desire peace with all my neighbors - even your puny culture.
(71) The General spurting text such as: " Your puny weapons can't penetrate my shield! "
(72) Baby black holes are puny compared with their humongous cousins at the centres of galaxies, but their birth may spew out the universe's mightiest particles.
More similar words: punch, punish, punished, pungent, expunge, punitive, pungency, puncture, punctual, impunity, punctuate, compunction, punishment, punctilious, acupuncture, capital punishment, cruel and unusual punishment.