dwarfing
USDWORF-ing/ˈdwɔɹfɪŋ/UKDWAWF-ing/ˈdwɔːfɪŋ/
Noun pluraldwarfings
Pluraldwarfings
- 1Present participle and gerund of dwarf. Use it after "is" or "was", or as a noun for the act.
The new towers are dwarfing the old church on the square.
Dwarfing a tree by keeping it in a small pot takes years of care.
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- 2When something is made to look small or not important next to something else.
The dwarfing of the old houses by new towers upset the neighbors.
Many people in town worry about the dwarfing of small farms by big companies.
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dwarfing is a form of dwarf
dwarf, verb: To be so much bigger or better than something that it looks small or unimportant next to it. Full entry
- Spelling
- dwarf → dwarfing: add -ing
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