Definition of smallish in English:

smallish

adjective ˈsmɔːlɪʃˈsmɔlɪʃ

Fairly small.
a smallish town
a smallish crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- A smallish cluster would run the engine on two servers.
- Presented on a smallish vertical canvas, the majestic liner recalls the vanished glamour of ocean voyages.
- The interior is near-perfect, with a high-mounted, smallish dashboard—no vast expanses of plastic here.
- Having just escaped from smallish Midwestern college communities, they weren't interested in launching their careers somewhere even smaller.
- Over €40,000 is enough to be spending on something that, at the end of the day, is a smallish saloon.
- I teach at a smallish college in St. Paul, Minnesota.
- Ten thousand dollars is well within the budget of a smallish software development company.
- Below the hard-drive activity light is a smallish reset button.
- Some friends of mine bought a villa in a smallish seaside resort on the southern coast of Spain.
- Sometimes he would build smallish touches of paint into images of wide, ribbony brushstrokes.

Rhymes

Gaulish, tallish

Definition of smallish in US English:

smallish

adjectiveˈsmɔlɪʃˈsmôliSH

Fairly small.
a smallish town
a smallish crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes he would build smallish touches of paint into images of wide, ribbony brushstrokes.
- Having just escaped from smallish Midwestern college communities, they weren't interested in launching their careers somewhere even smaller.
- Ten thousand dollars is well within the budget of a smallish software development company.
- Over €40,000 is enough to be spending on something that, at the end of the day, is a smallish saloon.
- Some friends of mine bought a villa in a smallish seaside resort on the southern coast of Spain.
- Presented on a smallish vertical canvas, the majestic liner recalls the vanished glamour of ocean voyages.
- I teach at a smallish college in St. Paul, Minnesota.
- Below the hard-drive activity light is a smallish reset button.
- A smallish cluster would run the engine on two servers.
- The interior is near-perfect, with a high-mounted, smallish dashboard—no vast expanses of plastic here.

单词	smallish
释义	Definition of smallish in English: smallish adjective ˈsmɔːlɪʃˈsmɔlɪʃ Fairly small. a smallish town a smallish crowd Example sentencesExamples A smallish cluster would run the engine on two servers. Presented on a smallish vertical canvas, the majestic liner recalls the vanished glamour of ocean voyages. The interior is near-perfect, with a high-mounted, smallish dashboard—no vast expanses of plastic here. Having just escaped from smallish Midwestern college communities, they weren't interested in launching their careers somewhere even smaller. Over €40,000 is enough to be spending on something that, at the end of the day, is a smallish saloon. I teach at a smallish college in St. Paul, Minnesota. Ten thousand dollars is well within the budget of a smallish software development company. Below the hard-drive activity light is a smallish reset button. Some friends of mine bought a villa in a smallish seaside resort on the southern coast of Spain. Sometimes he would build smallish touches of paint into images of wide, ribbony brushstrokes. Rhymes Gaulish, tallish Definition of smallish in US English: smallish adjectiveˈsmɔlɪʃˈsmôliSH Fairly small. a smallish town a smallish crowd Example sentencesExamples Sometimes he would build smallish touches of paint into images of wide, ribbony brushstrokes. Having just escaped from smallish Midwestern college communities, they weren't interested in launching their careers somewhere even smaller. Ten thousand dollars is well within the budget of a smallish software development company. Over €40,000 is enough to be spending on something that, at the end of the day, is a smallish saloon. Some friends of mine bought a villa in a smallish seaside resort on the southern coast of Spain. Presented on a smallish vertical canvas, the majestic liner recalls the vanished glamour of ocean voyages. I teach at a smallish college in St. Paul, Minnesota. Below the hard-drive activity light is a smallish reset button. A smallish cluster would run the engine on two servers. The interior is near-perfect, with a high-mounted, smallish dashboard—no vast expanses of plastic here.
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