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microscopic (less commonly), microscopical
not large enough to be seen with the naked eye but visible under a microscope

microscopic [¦mī·krə¦skäp·ik]
(optics)
(science and technology)
Of extremely small size.

microscopic
Observable only with the aid of a microscope.


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