Dwarfed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DWARFED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DWARF, to cause to appear small
• cause to seem small or insignificant in comparison
• stunt the growth or development of
NOUN:
• (in folklore or fantasy literature) a member of a mythical race of short, stocky human-like creatures who are generally skilled in mining and metalworking.
• a person who is of unusually or abnormally small stature because of a medical condition; a person affected by dwarfism.
• a very short person.
• denoting something, especially an animal or plant, which is much smaller than the usual size for its type or species
• a star of relatively small size and low luminosity, including the majority of main sequence stars.

Words related to DWARFED

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How to use DWARFED in a sentence

• Only here and there grew a tuft of stunted grass or a dwarfed shrub.
• But the perversity of him was so great that it dwarfed reason, conscience.
• I should rather have compared them with the dwarfed bushes and shrubs of Iceland.
• In the great cathedral, which dwarfed all other buildings in the Plaza, there was high mass that day.
• What woke him at last was a crash which made the solid hill-side quiver, and dwarfed to insignificance anything that he had previously heard.
• The noise was incredible, but every sound was dwarfed when the great super-Dreadnought fired her 15-inch guns.
• The greatness of the lesson has been dwarfed for most of us by an often half-conscious prejudice of race-difference.
• All that existed within the room was dwarfed by the immensity that the glass let in upon it, like the private life of a man dominated by some great general idea.
• These were the outposts, ragged, dwarfed, and warped, of a finer growth beyond.
• If any of the deeper beans do get up, the seed-leaves will probably be broken off and the little plant will starve and be dwarfed.
• In certain human organisms the feelings are dwarfed, as the thought may be in certain sterile imaginations.
• The dwarfed oak on the rocky hillside is natural, but a poor thing compared with the beautiful tree found in the rich, moist bottom lands.
• But the figure that loomed toward me out of the luminous mist dwarfed my own stature.
• Billy and I felt dwarfed and insignificant, but we forgot it when we turned our eyes to the hills.
• She knew it by a dwarfed tree, a landmark in the naked country.
• Mankind becomes dwarfed in mind and body, for the fatal principle of conformity of fortune governs every matrimonial alliance.
• Somehow they have become dwarfed beside the new wonder and glory that fills my heart.
• But in their excitement they trudged on, until presently a pale glow behind the dwarfed trees showed that the moon was rising.
• His bald, quadrant-shaped forehead, furrowed by intersecting lines, was too heavy for the rest of his face, which seemed to be dwarfed by it.
• A little dwarfed girl in New York City committed suicide a few years ago because she was so weary of being laughed at and ridiculed by her associates in the street and at school.
• The signs of our present works are dwarfed to insignificance.
• All that he had seen in reaching this isolated spot was dwarfed in comparison.
• It dwarfed the block of hotel buildings upon the right.
• Dwarfed in mind and body, he makes a mild-flavoured pocket-edition of Quilp.
• Whether or not it had the qualities that make for endurance, it had a present force that dwarfed every other emotion.
• My name alone was a fortune to him, which dwarfed his own.
• Next to the white heat of this lava-flow of pure feeling, all other loves lavished upon Mary Virginia during her fortunate life seemed dwarfed and petty.

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