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What type of adjective is little?

"Little" can be both a definite and indefinite adjective, depending on its usage.

* Definite: When it refers to a specific, small quantity or size, it's a definite adjective. For example:

* "I have little patience for his complaints." (A specific, limited amount of patience)

* "She gave me little information." (A specific, small amount of information)

* Indefinite: When it refers to a general sense of smallness or insignificance, it's an indefinite adjective. For example:

* "He's a little man." (General smallness in size)

* "That was a little mistake." (General insignificance of the mistake)

Therefore, "little" is a flexible adjective that can be both definite and indefinite depending on the context.

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