Definition: Small, not large, limited, particularly:
Synonyms:
Number of sentences found for the keyword 'little': 27
1. He wore a little satchel filled with warm, cozy hugs—one for every child who needed comfort before bedtime
2. It’s a reminder to be grateful for the little things in life.
3. Chinatown and Little Italy are cultural hotspots filled with delicious food and history.
4. After falling off his bike, the little boy started crying loudly.
5. My little brother is in kindergarten.
6. The little girl smiled through her tears.
7. I’m feeling a little tired today.
8. She smiled a little when she saw him.
9. Can I have a little sugar in my coffee?
10. The room was a little messy.
11. He speaks a little French.
12. We waited a little longer.
13. I’m a little nervous about the test.
14. It’s a little cold outside.
15. I miss her a little more every day.
16. The cake is a little too sweet.
17. I walked a little further.
18. She danced a little on stage.
19. He felt a little better after resting.
20. The baby cried a little, then fell asleep.
1. He wore a little satchel filled with warm, cozy hugs—one for every child who needed comfort before bedtime
2. It’s a reminder to be grateful for the little things in life.
3. Chinatown and Little Italy are cultural hotspots filled with delicious food and history.
4. After falling off his bike, the little boy started crying loudly.
5. My little brother is in kindergarten.
6. The little girl smiled through her tears.
7. I’m feeling a little tired today.
8. She smiled a little when she saw him.
9. Can I have a little sugar in my coffee?
10. The room was a little messy.
11. He speaks a little French.
12. We waited a little longer.
13. I’m a little nervous about the test.
14. It’s a little cold outside.
15. I miss her a little more every day.
16. The cake is a little too sweet.
17. I walked a little further.
18. She danced a little on stage.
19. He felt a little better after resting.
20. The baby cried a little, then fell asleep.
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