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minuscule
adjective as in very small
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It sounds terrifying, but the odds of the average person encountering that kind of radiation are minuscule.
“The chance that a kid will get a concept in front of the inventor relations person and that the inventor relations person says yes is minuscule, tiny, infinitesimal.”
The government will keep its spending at a minuscule 2% to allow for increased social spending.
But Stuart Hoddinott, an associate director at the Institute for Government think tank, believes that the savings Reform have identified so far are "minuscule" in comparison to the financial challenge facing the sector.
It was a minuscule problem compared to what England were going through.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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