to smile; a smile

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small in degree, intensity, or extent; faint

a little bit

a light, gentle wind

small in amount, quantity, or degree; scanty

small in degree, amount, or intensity

extremely small in size, scale, or degree; minute or infinitesimal

subtle; delicate; complex

having a low social status, rank, or origins

pertaining to subatomic particles or the microscopic physical world

down to the smallest detail; thoroughgoing; fine and detailed

low in intensity or volume, such as light or sound

miniature; micro; tiny

a little bit; slightly

microwave oven

electromagnetic radiation with a frequency between 300 MHz and 300 GHz, or an appliance that uses it

extremely small in size, amount, or scale

trace element (chemistry)

negligible; insignificant

an extremely small quantity or concentration, often used in scientific contexts like trace elements

a minute portion of matter; a speck or corpuscle

in every possible way; meticulously attentive

to make small, precise adjustments to a system, mechanism, or policy to improve performance or accuracy

to have a smile on one's face; wearing a smile

extremely small, minimal, or insignificant in quantity, size, or probability

micron (one millionth of a meter)

the branch of mathematics that deals with the finding and properties of derivatives and integrals of functions, based on the summation of infinitesimal differences

small in amount, degree, or importance; minor

the differential of a function or referring to a differential equation

very small or microscopic; (technology) microminiature

to decline, wane, or gradually diminish in power, influence, or popularity

low in social status or position

reduced in size or scale; compact or micro-

(math.) differential equation

to show every possible consideration; meticulous care

deep, abstruse, and insightful in thought or principle

microscopic hollow tubular structures found in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells that provide structural support and assist in cell division