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Meaning of tiny sum
A tiny sum refers to a very small amount of money.
Etymology of tiny sum
The word "tiny" originates from the Old English word "tynyan," meaning to make small, while "sum" comes from the Old French word "somme," meaning a total or aggregate amount.
Historically, the phrase "tiny sum" has been used to describe small amounts of money, often in contrast to larger or more substantial amounts.
Synonyms
small amount
negligible amount
insignificant sum
minimal amount
slight sum
infinitesimal amount
microscopic amount
nominal amount
modest amount
limited amount
scarce amount
meager amount
paltry amount
petty amount
trivial amount
insignificant amount
imperceptible amount
faint amount
diminutive amount
miniature amount
compact amount
fractional amount
fragmentary amount
partial amount
reduced amount
decreased amount
lower amount
Definitions
- A tiny sum is defined by Oxford Languages as a very small amount of money, often considered insignificant or negligible.
- * It can also refer to a minimal or nominal amount, barely sufficient to cover expenses or achieve a goal.
Usage Examples
- The charity received a tiny sum of donations, barely enough to cover their expenses.
- * The company was forced to operate on a tiny sum of capital, making it difficult to expand their business.
- * The artist sold her painting for a tiny sum, but it was enough to encourage her to continue creating.
Antonyms
large amount
substantial amount
significant sum
considerable amount
ample amount
abundant amount
generous amount
considerable sum
hefty amount
sizable amount
substantial sum
notable amount
sizeable amount
massive amount
enormous amount
immense amount
gigantic amount
colossal amount
monumental amount