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Meaning of minish
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minish (a.)
To diminish; to lessen.
minish Sentence Examples
- In the realm of astronomy, the minish star twinkled, barely visible to the naked eye.
- The elderly woman's hands were minish and frail, adorned with a delicate lace handkerchief.
- The minish beetle scurried beneath the fallen leaves, its iridescent shell shimmering.
- The minish island in the middle of the lake was a sanctuary for migratory birds.
- The minish details of the intricate embroidery were a testament to the artist's patience and skill.
- The minish droplets of rain gently tapped on the windowpane, creating a soothing rhythm.
- The minish crumbs of bread left on the table were eagerly snatched by the sparrows.
- The minish sum of money he earned was barely enough to cover his basic expenses.
- The minish spark of curiosity within her ignited a lifelong passion for the arts.
- The minish act of kindness, offering a helping hand to a stranger, made a profound difference in their lives.
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To diminish; to lessen.
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In the realm of astronomy, the minish star twinkled, barely visible to the naked eye.
The elderly woman's hands were minish and frail, adorned with a delicate lace handkerchief.
The minish beetle scurried beneath the fallen leaves, its iridescent shell shimmering.
The minish island in the middle of the lake was a sanctuary for migratory birds.
