Similar words: minus, muscular, esculent, crepuscular, auscultation, in use, manuscript, amicus curiae. Meaning: ['mɪnəskjuːl] 
n. 1. the characters that were once kept in bottom half of a compositor's type case 2. a small cursive script developed from uncial between the 7th and 9th centuries and used in medieval manuscripts. adj. 1. of or relating to a small cursive script developed from uncial; 7th to 9th centuries 2. lowercase 3. very small.
n. 1. the characters that were once kept in bottom half of a compositor's type case 2. a small cursive script developed from uncial between the 7th and 9th centuries and used in medieval manuscripts. adj. 1. of or relating to a small cursive script developed from uncial; 7th to 9th centuries 2. lowercase 3. very small. 
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(1) Her office is minuscule.
(2) The film was shot in 17 days, a minuscule amount of time.
(3) All she gave him to eat was two minuscule pieces of toast.
(4) The chances of getting the disease are minuscule.
(5) I understand that they purify minuscule amounts of water.
(6) The newsroom was minuscule, not much more than a cubbyhole, next door to Monty's cluttered little office.
(7) In the office, he went directly to the minuscule bathroom and washed his face and hands.
(8) Stanford experienced only a minuscule profit last year as well.
(9) Thus can a minuscule particle tip the scales one way or another.
(10) In fact, so bizarre are these minuscule penile structures that boffins will often rely on them to tell various insects apart.
(11) Or, on that minuscule patch of the planet covered by artificial turf.
(12) The pool was surrounded by bronzed girls wearing minuscule bikinis.
(13) The education ministry's minuscule maintenance budget never seemed to find its way up to tiny Varosh.
(14) She said the chances of siblings marrying are minuscule if the number of sperm donations are kept low.
(15) Various kinds of minuscule came into use, such as the humanistic and the Carolingian.
(16) In a minuscule black and white bikini, the girl was extraordinarily beautiful.
(17) Commissions may appear to be a minuscule expense. Sentencedict.com
(18) Both create huge effects from minuscule changes.
(19) When you're faced with so many negative and draining situations, realize how minuscule problems will seem when you view your life as a whole--and remember the positive things.
(20) It's always been a Dark Force, and you've only succeeded in harnessing a minuscule aspect of it.
(21) Millions of tiny polyps have emerged from their limestone cells to stretch out their minuscule arms and grope for food.
(22) But he knew what he was looking at, though to the untrained eye it was just a pile of minuscule fragments.
(23) People at the bottom of the income ladder bear a minuscule percentage of the tax burden.
(24) It was really a bedsitter, but had an attached bathroom, an electric kettle and a minuscule electric stove.
(25) But the pay was low most of the classes met in the evening, and the traveling allowance was minuscule.
(26) This bloody action-comedy achieved notoriety because writer / director Robert Rodriguez made the film without studio help on a minuscule budget.
(27) Compared to its adult size, a new-born kangaroo is minuscule.
(28) The amount of money the Forest Service and Game and Fish put into sheep management was minuscule.
(29) There is a gross disparity between the size of the unemployment problem and the minuscule educational resources available to make adequate provision.
(30) Treasury bills are default-free, and high-quality commercial paper carries a minuscule default risk.
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