minuscular (Meaning)
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minuscular (a)
of or relating to a small cursive script developed from uncial; 7th to 9th centuries
Synonyms & Antonyms of minuscular
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minuscular Sentence Examples
- The minuscular details of the intricate tapestry revealed hidden scenes.
- Even under magnification, the minuscular flaws in the diamond were barely discernible.
- The minuscular body of the ant dwarfed by the colossal tree stump.
- The minuscular droplets of rain glistened like tiny diamonds on the leaves.
- The minuscular cells that make up our bodies are the building blocks of life.
- The minuscular difference in temperature caused the delicate crystal to shatter.
- The minuscular sensors on the spacecraft collected valuable data from distant galaxies.
- The minuscular child gazed up at the towering giant with awe.
- The minuscular microorganisms thrived in the nutrient-rich environment.
- The minuscular fragments of broken pottery hinted at a lost civilization.
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of or relating to a small cursive script developed from uncial; 7th to 9th centuries
No synonyms found.
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The minuscular details of the intricate tapestry revealed hidden scenes.
Even under magnification, the minuscular flaws in the diamond were barely discernible.
The minuscular body of the ant dwarfed by the colossal tree stump.
The minuscular droplets of rain glistened like tiny diamonds on the leaves.
