ADJECTIVE
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relatively moderate, limited, or small
a small business
a pocket-size country
small-scale plans
a newspaper with a modest circulation -
small enough to be carried in a garment pocket
pocket-size paperbacks
How To Use pocket-sized In A Sentence
- But the development of an all-electric biochip has laid an important foundation for the pocket-sized laboratory.
- This pocket-sized book is filled with advice on dealing with emergencies in all age groups. Times, Sunday Times
- Is such footwear now trendy or is this some kind of tongue-in-cheek statement from the pocket-sized sheila?
- And the latest clash of pocket-sized titans is Nintendo's GameBoy versus Atari's Lynx.
- This is a small, pocket-sized paperback about a big subject, an extraordinary compendium of facts, figures, and fascinating detail on the most ordinary of topics.
- Packed in a pocket-sized plastic purse, the book contains 40 beermat style cards each with an easy-to-follow decorating idea.
- Explosives shaped like lumps of coal nicknamed “Black Joe” and pocket-sized incendiaries with time-delayed fuses to start fires were sent to Europe. Wild Bill Donovan
- As Mr. Hermes puts it: "Except for the Japanese break-dancers, the botanically advanced weed, the Republican mayor, the iPods, the pocket-sized Flip video cameras, the openly gay kids, and the relative lack of menace, it seems not unlike the old days" in present-day New York. New York Rock City
- This pocket-sized book gives you the lowdown. Times, Sunday Times
- The poured-out bottle might suggest that he thought of me as a pocket-sized prohibitionist minister, a vocation he respected; but the nickname may precede my fears. CLEAR PICTURES
