Moderate. The others mean small but moderate means medium.
moderate
Diminutive means small, for example... The name Will is a diminutive form of William.
* bitty or bitsy * diminutive * eeny or eeny-weeny * infinitesimal * itsy or itsy-bitsy * little * meager * microscopic * mini * miniature * miniscule * minute * petite * puny * teeny or teensy * wee
small, tiny, mini, something in a decreasing size. if that even makes sense. but its true!
A person or thing that is very small and tiny.
Minute
moderate
The word "moderate" is different from the others—minute, small, and diminutive—all refer to something that is lesser in size or amount. In contrast, "moderate" suggests a middle ground or balanced level, rather than specifically indicating something smaller.
The terms "minute," "small," "moderate," and "diminutive" all describe size, but they differ in nuance and usage. "Minute" often implies something tiny and detailed, while "small" is a general term for lesser size. "Moderate" suggests a middle ground or average size, and "diminutive" specifically refers to something that is smaller than the usual size, often with a connotation of endearment. Each word conveys a different degree and context of smallness.
Diminutive, minute, minuscule, tiny.
miniscule(very small, miniature, minute, or diminutive)
little, mini, small, tiny, petite, minute
Diminutive means small, for example... The name Will is a diminutive form of William.
Diminutive means remarkably small.
The diminutive for an island is "islet." An islet is a small island.
The diminutive of wave is wavelet.
* bitty or bitsy * diminutive * eeny or eeny-weeny * infinitesimal * itsy or itsy-bitsy * little * meager * microscopic * mini * miniature * miniscule * minute * petite * puny * teeny or teensy * wee