miniscule in English

adjective

1

extremely small; tiny.

a minuscule fragment of DNA

synonyms: tiny, minute, microscopic, nanoscale, very small, little, micro, diminutive, miniature, baby, dwarf, Lilliputian, teeny, teeny-weeny, teensy, teensy-weensy, itsy-bitsy, eensy, eensy-weensy, wee

2

of or in lowercase letters, as distinct from capitals or uncials.

The small ( minuscule ) letters are earth symbols- the (majuscule) capital letter A is a picture of the missing capstone from Khufu's pyramid.

adjective

• tiny, minute, microscopic, nanoscale, very small, little, micro, diminutive, miniature, baby, dwarf, Lilliputian, teeny, teeny-weeny, teensy, teensy-weensy, itsy-bitsy, eensy, eensy-weensy, wee
• small, little

Use "miniscule" in a sentence

1. This mortal world grain of sand, miniscule.

2. However, the gist of the seminars is this: The risk is miniscule.

3. Certainly accident's - like joy, appears the probability is miniscule.

4. In his eye, all of these problems are miniscule.

5. In spite of his miniscule salary, Tom loves his job.

6. It is miniscule, hardly detectable, even by the finest of your instruments.

7. They have inherited from these miniscule cyanobacteria the power to capture light's energy.

8. Miniscule engine components do not always behave like their scaled - up counterparts.

9. Carolingian miniscule was the most widely used script in Europe for about 400 years

10. Huge scenes are captured in miniscule canvases, and small plants are painted all over large canvases.

11. Antonyms for Brobdingnagian include small, tiny, little, short, diminutive, dwarf, mere, mini, miniature and miniscule

12. For another[sentence dictionary], the interstellar grains are miniscule -- only a few microns in size.

13. That's miniscule compared to the number of people who die annually of regular influenza.

14. These beasts may be miniscule, but they live life on a truly grand scale.

15. To think that you can see God by peering out a miniscule dot in the universe!

16. The miniscule devices made possible by advances in micro- and nanotechnology have similarly small power requirements.

17. The star layout would only be a miniscule change which the average person would not notice.

18. Those numbers, however, reflect a miniscule portion of the threats faced by nonwhite and low-income families.

19. Calligraphic Galleon Sweeping golden calligraphy forms the hull of this galleon, at sail upon a sea composed of miniscule ghubar (dustlike) script

20. Then, in 19 the US Brookhaven National Laboratory's Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collider established that a quark gluon plasma could be created on a miniscule scale.

21. Commonly known as a 'Boggy' (a roll up cigarette) on a more miniscule scale. Boglets primarly consists of two ingrediants that are essential to the construction of a boglet.

22. Despite their large mass, stellar black holes only have a radius of around 300 kilometers or less, making the chances of a direct hit with us miniscule.

23. September-October 2016 At a distance of 5-10 meters and considering the Atomity or miniscule character of sachet of drugs, Police officers could not have reasonably ascertained that accused was engaged in selling of dangerous drugs

24. Myth: War Is Beneficial Fact: The profits gained by a few weapons manufacturers and the temporary power gained by politicians who promote wars are so miniscule compared to the suffering of both victims and victors, and the damage to the environment, economy, and society, that almost any alternative to war is more Beneficial.