minuscule Sentence Examples
- The minuscule details of the intricate tapestry were mesmerizing.
- The microchip contained minuscule transistors etched with precision.
- The child's minuscule hand reached out for a toy.
- The bacterium was so minuscule that it could only be seen under a microscope.
- The asteroid was a minuscule speck in the vast expanse of space.
- The minuscule scratch on the record caused an audible pop during playback.
- The minuscule amount of salt added to the dish transformed its flavor.
- The minuscule variations in the genome account for the diversity of life on Earth.
- The minuscule drip of water from the faucet echoed through the silent bathroom.
- The minuscule budget forced the organization to make tough decisions.
minuscule Meaning
minuscule (n)
the characters that were once kept in bottom half of a compositor's type case
a small cursive script developed from uncial between the 7th and 9th centuries and used in medieval manuscripts
minuscule (a)
of or relating to a small cursive script developed from uncial; 7th to 9th centuries
minuscule (s)
lowercase
extremely small
minuscule (n.)
Any very small, minute object.
A small Roman letter which is neither capital nor uncial; a manuscript written in such letters.
minuscule (a.)
Of the size and style of minuscules; written in minuscules.
Synonyms & Antonyms of minuscule
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- monstrous
- planetary
- big
- herculean
- prodigious
- sizeable
- gross
- cosmic
- major
- tremendous
- astronomic
- immense
- planetary
- titanic
- large
- great
- mammoth
- mountainous
- sizeable
- considerable
- immense
- astronomical
- colossal
- monumental
- giant
- considerable
- heroic
- prodigious
- herculean
- substantial
- monster
- extensive
- great
- massive
- massive
- sizable
- titanic
- enormous
- sizable
- tremendous
- colossal
- monster
- gigantic
- huge
- monumental
- heroic
- monstrous
- mountainous
- enormous
- gross
- extensive
- big
- substantial
- cosmic
- large
- gigantic
- major
- huge
- astronomical
- astronomic
- giant
- mammoth
Synonyms:
- infinitesimal
- small
- itty-bitty
- itsy-bitsy
- atomic
- bitty
- little-bitty
- teensy-weensy
- microscopic
- weensy
- weeny
- miniature
- teeny
- bitsy
- teeny-weeny
- little
- microscopical
- wee
- teensy
Antonyms:
- infinite
- bulky
- lofty
- overgrown
- jumbo
- formidable
- outsized
- good
- elephantine
- handsome
- largish
- cosmical
- oversized
- oversize
- imposing
- monolithic
- imposing
- heroical
- cosmical
- jumbo
- super
- hefty
- whopping
- grandiose
- goodly
- oversized
- outsize
- formidable
- lofty
- vast
- vast
- good
- infinite
- oversize
- outsized
- largish
- staggering
- goodly
- hefty
- monolithic
- majestic
- overgrown
- elephantine
- stupendous
- heroical
- super
- outsize
- majestic
- grandiose
- grand
- stupendous
- grand
- bulky
- handsome
- whopping
- staggering
FAQs About the word minuscule
the characters that were once kept in bottom half of a compositor's type case, a small cursive script developed from uncial between the 7th and 9th centuries an
tiny, infinitesimal, small, itty-bitty, itsy-bitsy, atomic, bitty, little bitty, teensy-weensy,microscopic
monstrous, planetary, big, herculean, prodigious, sizeable, gross, cosmic, major, tremendous
The minuscule details of the intricate tapestry were mesmerizing.
The microchip contained minuscule transistors etched with precision.
The child's minuscule hand reached out for a toy.
The bacterium was so minuscule that it could only be seen under a microscope.
