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small-scale
[smawl-skeyl]
adjective
of limited extent; of small scope.
a small-scale enterprise.
being a relatively small map, model, etc., of the original and, hence, showing relatively little detail.
small-scale
adjective
of limited size or scope
(of a map, model, etc) giving a relatively small representation of something, usually missing out details
Word History and Origins
Origin of small-scale1
Example Sentences
North Face has emailed some customers saying it discovered a "small-scale" attack in April this year.
The supporting cast is strong in voice and small-scale portraiture.
Nemik was a minor character in three episodes of the show's first season before dying in an accident, crushed by a heavy object falling on him during a small-scale heist.
While the two sides are working out their policy disagreements, practical implications for small-scale providers such as Golden remain up in the air.
A further two cars were stopped, leading to police enforcement action after a smaller-scale pop-up meet on the A57 at Worksop on Bank Holiday Monday.
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