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View definitions for minuscule

minuscule

adjective as in very small

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Democrats put up a net loss even when Biden won the presidency in 2020, shedding 14 seats and shrinking their House majority to a minuscule four-seat advantage, kneecapping the Biden agenda.

From Slate

A merger between Truth Social's parent company, Trump Media, and Digital World Acquisition Corp took Trump's company public and left him with that multi-billion dollar stake despite the social media platform’s minuscule revenue.

From Salon

This repatriated collection represents a minuscule fraction of the 7,000 pieces the French pillaged from their former colony — and that number applies only to what they took from this one location among many.

The term may make the mistakes seem almost innocuous, but in some applications, even a minuscule error rate can have severe ramifications.

After all, even a minuscule amount of that drug can be lethal, Tarentino told ABC News in August.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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