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larger

/lɑrdʒər/

Of greater size, extent, or capacity than the usual or expected.

Antonyms of larger

Adjectives

Strongest matches:

- smaller

- tinier

Weak matches:

- shorter

- narrower

Verbs

Strongest matches:

- shrink

- reduce

Weak matches:

- lessen

- decrease

Synonyms

bigger, greater, huger, vaster, sizeable, more substantial, more extensive, more significant, more considerable, ampler, broader, wider, expanded, enlarged, increased, more voluminous

Usage examples:

1. When she printed the document, she realized the font size was much larger than she intended.

2. He couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the larger slice of cake was given to his sister.

3. The map on the wall was much larger than the one in the book, making it easier to read.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a direct antonym for 'larger' when comparing sizes?

A direct antonym for 'larger' in the context of comparing sizes is 'smaller.' This indicates a lesser size in comparison.

If I want to express the opposite of 'larger' in terms of capacity or volume, what word should I use?

To express the opposite of 'larger' regarding capacity or volume, 'narrower' or 'less capacious' can be appropriate, depending on context. However, 'smaller' is often used for simplicity.

Is there an antonym for 'larger' that specifically relates to quantity rather than physical size?

Yes, 'fewer' is used as an antonym for 'larger' when referring to a lesser quantity of countable items. For uncountable quantities, 'less' is more appropriate.

How do I describe something that is the opposite of 'larger' in terms of importance or significance?

To describe something as being of lesser importance or significance compared to another, words like 'minor,' 'trivial,' or 'less significant' serve as suitable antonyms for 'larger' in this context.