English to Latin Meaning of petty - pusillum

Petty :

pusillum

adjective

Parvus, aedes, paulo, pusillum, habilis, brevis, minimis, aestimemus assis!, fiddling,, parva animo, medium, lux, Ordinarius, exiguus, pauper, immateriale, humilem animo inconstans, L eve, secundarium, minus, profectos audiit,

Petted :: foueriPettily :: pettilyPetting :: pettingPetty :: minimis

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Definitions of petty in English

Noun(1) larceny of property having a value less than some amount (the amount varies by locale
Adjective(1) inferior in rank or status(2) (informal, or small(3) contemptibly narrow in outlook

Examples of petty in English

(1) He listened to all her problems, no matter how petty and insignificant, and offered solutions, never once laughing.(2) Envy is one of the worst feelings in the world because it's petty and spiteful.(3) The world of the film swings between petty , spiteful, foolish and resigned.(4) By the time I reached home I had to admit that I'd been small, petty and spiteful.(5) They are beggars, petty thieves and minor dealers.(6) This states that everyone, no matter how petty the circumstances, is allowed to receive a personal audience with the Queen to ask for her opinion on the matter.(7) Then there are the petty differences in industrial standards and regulations from country to country.(8) They must ignore politicians who thrive on petty and sensational matters.(9) Surely Mother Nature meting out carnage on such a grand scale shows just how petty and futile man-made squabbles really are.(10) Nearly all were poor, young and single convicted for petty crimes, usually theft.(11) In the past we have had some petty vandalism but nothing on this scale.(12) Call it small minded and petty , or just a harmless example of traditional rivalry, but the majority of Scots will take great pleasure in watching England under-achieve in the Far East.(13) I knew that Holly understood my reasons no matter how pathetic or petty they might seem to be.(14) But Chaudhuri insisted that neither his views, nor any one else's, would have caused Nehru to wreak a petty act of revenge.(15) More widely known for its petty squabbles and back-biting, the women's game closed ranks in support of Morariu.(16) Let the good that he did live after him, and the evil be interred with the petty theses of small-minded philosophers.

Related Phrases of petty

(1) petty cash ::

pusillum cash

(2) petty crime ::

pusillum crimen

(3) petty officer ::

pusillum officer

(4) petty theft ::

furta pusillum

(5) petty thief ::

pusillum furem

(6) petty and low ::

exiguum humilemque

(7) petty larceny ::

parvo enim latrocinio,

(8) petty criminal ::

pusillum criminalibus

Related Phrases of petty

(1) petty cash ::

pusillum cash

(2) petty crime ::

pusillum crimen

(3) petty officer ::

pusillum officer

(4) petty theft ::

furta pusillum

(5) petty thief ::

pusillum furem

(6) petty and low ::

exiguum humilemque

(7) petty larceny ::

parvo enim latrocinio,

(8) petty criminal ::

pusillum criminalibus

Synonyms

Adjective

2. small-minded ::

parva animo

3. fiddling ::

fiddling,

4. lowly ::

súpplici confessióne

Noun

5. petit larceny ::

petit enim latrocinio,

Antonyms

1. catholic ::

catholica

2. cosmopolitan ::

COSMICUS

3. liberal ::

liberali

4. open ::

patentibus

5. open-minded ::

animo pateret

6. receptive ::

onmibus receptibiles

Different Forms

petted, pettily, petting, petty

Word Example from TV Shows

Something that doesn't make me come off as a PETTY, jealous douche.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 10