dwarfed

UK
/dwɔːft/
US
/dwɔrft/

Translations

dwarfedadjective
more dwarfed
Comp.
most dwarfed
Super.
UK
/dwɔːft/
US
/dwɔrft/
The dwarfed trees in the garden were a unique sight.
Карликовые деревья в саду были уникальным зрелищем.
dwarfverb

dwarfed

Past Simple

dwarfed
Past Simple
dwarfed
Past Participle
dwarfing
Gerund
UK
/dwɔːf/
US
/dwɔrf/
The new skyscraper dwarfs all the other buildings in the city.
Новый небоскрёб затмевает все остальные здания в городе.
dwarfpast participle

dwarfed

Used of something whose growth has been stunted; derived from the past participle "dwarfed".

Definitions

dwarfedadjective
Made to seem small or insignificant in comparison.
Nestled beside the cliff, the cabin appeared dwarfed.
Stunted or abnormally small as a result of dwarfing.
Selective breeding has produced dwarfed varieties of fruit trees.
dwarfverb
To cause to seem small or insignificant in comparison.
The new skyscraper dwarfs all the other buildings in the city.
To check the natural growth or development of something.
The harsh climate can dwarf the growth of certain plants.
dwarfpast participle
Stunted or having had its natural growth checked.
The dwarfed shrubs clung to the rocky hillside.