Micro tiny, very small.  a tiny world in comparison to a larger world.

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micro tiny, very small

 a tiny world in comparison to a larger world

microcosm  a tiny world in comparison to a larger world

 a device used to heat items in small amounts of time

microwave  a device used to heat items in small amounts of time

 a tiny piece of a computer that holds the memory; a tiny piece of meal that has a memory and can be safely inserted into a pet for identification 

microchip  a tiny piece of a computer that holds the memory; a tiny piece of meal that has a memory and can be safely inserted into a pet for identification 

 a tool that makes tiny objects appear much larger for close analysis

microscope  a tool that makes tiny objects appear much larger for close analysis

 the study of the smallest forms of life such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses

microbiology  the study of the smallest forms of life such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses

 a device that converts small sounds into louder ones

microphone  a device that converts small sounds into louder ones

 a material on which written forms are produced in tiny format for easier storage

microfilm  a material on which written forms are produced in tiny format for easier storage

 describes something that is too tiny to see with the bare eye

microscopic  describes something that is too tiny to see with the bare eye