dwarfnesses

/ˈdwɔrfnəsəz/
noun
  1. The state or quality of being very small in size or stature.
    • The dwarfnesses of the ancient breed of dogs was a surprise to the archaeologists.
    • The dwarfnesses of the bonsai trees made them perfect for tabletops.
    • In the fairy tale, the dwarfnesses of the seven miners helped them hide in tiny caves.
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