minutest Synonyms
minutest Meaning
minutest
the distance one can cover in a minute, the 60th part of an hour of time, memorandum, draft, of small importance, to make notes or a brief summary of, a 60th part of an hour of time or of a degree, a brief note (as of summary or recommendation), memorandum sense 1, very small, the 60th part of a degree of angular measure, the official record of the proceedings of a meeting, the distance one can traverse in a minute, moment sense 1, a short space of time, marked by close attention to details, the official record of the proceedings of a meeting or court, a brief record of what went on in a meeting
minutest Sentence Examples
- The minutest details of the painting revealed the artist's meticulous craftsmanship.
- The scientist's microscope allowed him to observe the minutest organisms.
- The fabric had such a delicate weave that only the minutest threads could be discerned.
- The telescope's advanced optics enabled astronomers to detect the minutest changes in distant stars.
- The detective examined the minutest clues in search of a breakthrough.
- The surgeon performed the operation with the minutest precision, leaving no margin for error.
- The aroma of the perfume was so delicate that only the minutest whiff could be perceived.
- The engineers used nanoscale technology to create materials with the minutest of properties.
- The baby's tiny heartbeat could be heard with the minutest stethoscope.
- The scientist's hypothesis was predicated on the minutest observable phenomena.
FAQs About the word minutest
the distance one can cover in a minute, the 60th part of an hour of time, memorandum, draft, of small importance, to make notes or a brief summary of, a 60th pa
slightest, smallest, lowest, minimal, smaller, minor, littlest,minimum, small, tiniest
full, largest, greatest, biggest, maximum, utmost,most,top, topmost, hugest
The minutest details of the painting revealed the artist's meticulous craftsmanship.
The scientist's microscope allowed him to observe the minutest organisms.
The fabric had such a delicate weave that only the minutest threads could be discerned.
The telescope's advanced optics enabled astronomers to detect the minutest changes in distant stars.
