short|shorter|shortest in English

adjective

[ʃɔrt /ʃɔːt]

not long, little; not tall, small; lacking, deficient; insufficient, inadequate; lacking in length; concise, brief; crumbly or flaky due to high fat content; rude, abrupt

Use "short|shorter|shortest" in a sentence

1. 2015 Short Copolymer chains refract shorter wavelengths of light: ultraviolet, blues

2. Ballad is a shorter narrative poem, which comprises of short stanzas.

3. She has a short ruse anyway; road trips make it shorter.

4. Most humbling, it was only a step short of the all - time shortest algorithm engineered by humans.

5. Brachycephalic dog breeds have a shorter snout that causes the dog’s airway to be short

6. Beth is the shortest female contestant and the shortest first-generation contestant.

7. Novella – a written, fictional, prose narrative normally longer than a short story but shorter than a novel.

8. February is the shortest month.

9. the shortest answer is doing.

10. Take the shortest way, please.

11. The shortest answer is doing.

12. It is the shortest route to Killar.

13. Put the shortest flowers in the front .

14. Shorter working hours.

15. "Cryptorchid" is the shortest track on the album and the shortest song in the band's overall discography

16. It has shorter skull and shorter toothrows than most other tarsiers.

17. Apickaback Shorter hospital stay

18. So far, the shortest Cullet plate, REQUEST QUOTE

19. Greater support is the shortest path towards independence

20. It was the shortest rainstorm he'd ever seen.

21. Which is the shortest day of the year?

22. The acciaccatura is shorter than the appoggiatura and is often described as a “short appoggiatura.” Think of Acciaccaturas as crushing two notes together

23. Take the northwest road; it is the shortest way.

24. It is the shortest and easiest one to read.

25. Ted was the shortest with a very round face.