minutia Antonyms
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Meaning of minutia
Wordnet
minutia (n)
a small or minor detail
Webster
minutia (n.)
A minute particular; a small or minor detail; -- used chiefly in the plural.
minutia Sentence Examples
- The detective meticulously examined the minutia of the crime scene, searching for any overlooked clues.
- The scientist's research delved into the intricate minutia of subatomic interactions.
- The artist's meticulous attention to the minutia of light and shadow brought their painting to life.
- The editor meticulously proofread the manuscript, scrutinizing every minutia of grammar and punctuation.
- The historian spent years poring over old documents, studying the minutia of past events.
- The engineer designed the device with precision, paying attention to the slightest minutia of its components.
- The doctor thoroughly examined the patient, noting every minutia of their symptoms.
- The teacher carefully reviewed the student's essay, marking the minutia of their writing style.
- The detective's report documented the crime scene in minute detail, including every minutia of the evidence found.
- The musician's performance was a testament to their mastery of even the smallest minutia of their craft.
FAQs About the word minutia
a small or minor detailA minute particular; a small or minor detail; -- used chiefly in the plural.
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The detective meticulously examined the minutia of the crime scene, searching for any overlooked clues.
The scientist's research delved into the intricate minutia of subatomic interactions.
The artist's meticulous attention to the minutia of light and shadow brought their painting to life.
The editor meticulously proofread the manuscript, scrutinizing every minutia of grammar and punctuation.
