Question

Rearrange the letters given below to form LTELTI​

Answer 1

Answer:

LITTLE

Explanation:

Something that is little in size is described as little. A brief time is also described by little. In addition, the word "little" can also denote a small quantity. Little can be used in numerous additional contexts as a noun, adverb, and adjective.

Little refers to something that is physically small or tiny. Little is the antithesis of the terms large, enormous, and gigantic. Littleness serves as the noun form for this sense.

• Examples from real life:  A little break is a five-minute break. You could consider a weekend getaway to be a mini-vacation. You might spend some time at a friend's residence before bidding them farewell. Additionally, a year is little over 367 days.
• Before continuing on our journey, we made a little stop at the petrol station to fill up the car.

A little amount of anything can also be described as little.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The given jumbled word can be rearranged or unscrambled as-

"LITTLE" means small or little in size.

Explanation:

• Jumbled words in English are the letters of the mixed-up or muddled-up word that require you to crack the original, meaningful word.
• One who solves jumble words or sentences has to reconstruct the letters or words, fit and arrange them in their original place to make sense of the words or sentences.

• Thus, one has to rearrange the characters of the word to make a complete, correct and meaningful word.

• The word "LITTLE" alludes to something minimal in size.
• A short time frame is portrayed by nearly nothing.
• Also, this can likewise mean a little amount.
• Little can be utilized in various extra settings as a thing, modifier, and descriptive adjective word.

• Little alludes to something minuscule. Little is the absolute opposite of the terms huge, tremendous, and immense. Littleness fills in as the noun structure in this sense.

• A little measure of anything can likewise be portrayed as pretty much nothing.

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