dwarfed

Meaning

of Dwarf

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

dwarf stunted shadowed scrubbed undersized dwarfish runty rachitic knock-kneed rudimental snub-nosed overshadowed eclipsed stinted bowlegged
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Antonyms

high majestic huge tall giant elevated
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Phrases with the word

condition of being dwarfed dwarfed wings dwarfed ornamental tree

Examples

According to Hoffer, however, communism in Asia was dwarfed by the desire for pride. Source: Internet

And though it's dwarfed by its modern-day neighbors, at the time the home reflected its owner's 'ostentatious nature,' Nedoresow said. Source: Internet

Any risk of taking proper doses of vitamins and minerals is dwarfed by the risks associated with COVID. Source: Internet

However, the controversy that erupted over H.R. Giger's "Penis Landscape", included as an insert with the album, dwarfed the notoriety of its music. Source: Internet

Englishness was at a high premium in my world, and his experience dwarfed my entertainer's life as a hippie, basket-passing folk singer on the Greenwich Village coffee house circuit. Source: Internet

Furthermore, since astronomical observations imply a singularity at the origin of the universe, experiments at any given high energy level will always be dwarfed by the infinite energy level predicted by Big Bang Theory. Source: Internet