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/ˈmɪnəskjuːl/
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/ˈmɪnəskjuːl/
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minuscule
noun
minuscules
pl
UK
/ˈmɪnəskjuːl/
US
/ˈmɪnəˌskjul/
мелкий шрифт
The document was written in minuscule, making it hard to read.
Документ был написан мелким шрифтом, что затрудняло его чтение.
Additional translations
мелкий элемент
мелкая деталь
Synonyms
lowercase
lower-case letter
small letter
minuscule script
small script
minuscule handwriting
minuscule
adjective
more minuscule
Comp.
most minuscule
Super.
UK
/ˈmɪnəskjuːl/
US
/ˈmɪnəskjuːl/
крошечный
The minuscule details in the painting were astonishing.
Крошечные детали на картине были поразительными.
мизерный
The minuscule amount of sugar in the recipe made it healthier.
Мизерное количество сахара в рецепте сделало его более полезным.
незначительный
The minuscule error in the report was quickly corrected.
Незначительная ошибка в отчете была быстро исправлена.
Additional translations
мелкий
малюсенький
ничтожный
Synonyms
tiny
microscopic
minute
small
insignificant
petite
diminutive
little
Antonyms
huge
enormous
massive
gigantic
Definitions
minuscule
noun
A small or lowercase letter in the alphabet.
In early printed books, the first letter of a sentence was capitalized, while the remaining letters were minuscules.
A style of writing characterized by small, cursive letters, used in medieval manuscripts.
The scribe used a neat minuscule to copy the ancient texts.
minuscule
adjective
Extremely small or tiny in size.
The minuscule details in the painting were only visible under a magnifying glass.
Written in or relating to small, lowercase letters.
The charter was composed in a minuscule hand common to twelfth-century scribes.
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