Opposite Adjectives: Size

Enhance your vocabulary with opposite adjectives related to size. Learn pairs like big-small and tall-short.

In this video, we focus on opposite adjectives related to size. Here are 6 pairs you'll learn.

• Big - Small:
  • Big: Refers to something large in size.
  • Small: Refers to something little in size.
• Tall - Short:
  • Tall: Describes someone or something with greater height.
  • Short: Describes someone or something with lesser height.
• Thick - Thin:
  • Thick: Indicates greater width or density.
  • Thin: Indicates lesser width or density.
• Wide - Narrow:
  • Wide: Describes something with greater breadth.
  • Narrow: Describes something with lesser breadth.
• Deep - Shallow:
  • Deep: Refers to something extending far down from the top.
  • Shallow: Refers to something not extending far down.
• High - Low:
  • High: Indicates a great distance from top to bottom.
  • Low: Indicates a short distance from top to bottom.

By learning these opposite adjectives, you can describe objects, people, and places more precisely. Practice regularly to make these words a natural part of your vocabulary.