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1. (adj.) minimal
constituting a minimum:
a minimal weight loss of two pounds a week.
2. minimal
of or pertaining to minimalism or minimal art.
Etymology: (1660–70)
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1. (adj) minimal, minimum
the least possible
"needed to enforce minimal standards"; "her grades were minimal"; "minimum wage"; "a minimal charge for the service"
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1. (adjective) minimal
very small or the smallest possible in amount
a minimal amount of exposure to the chemicals; The damage was minimal.; It changed only minimally.
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Sense: very small indeed
minimal expense.
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 Afrikaans: minimaal |
 Arabic: أدْنى حَد |
 Bulgarian: миниатюрен |
 Brazilian: mínimo |
 Czech: minimální |
 German: kleinst |
 Danish: minimal; minimal- |
 Greek: μηδαμινός |
 Spanish: mínimo |
 Estonian: minimaal- |
 Farsi: حداقل |
 Finnish: minimaalinen |
 French: minime |
 Hebrew: קָטַן מְאוֹד |
 Hindi: अल्प |
 Croatian: minimalan |
 Hungarian: minimális |
 Indonesian: paling kecil, minimal |
 Icelandic: minnstur, lágmarks- |
 Italian: minimo |
 Japanese: 最小の |
 Korean: 최소량(수)의 |
 Lithuanian: labai menkas, minimalus |
 Latvian: ļoti mazs; minimāls |
 Malay: paling kecil |
 Dutch: minimaal |
 Norwegian: minimal, minste- |
 Polish: minimalny |
 Persian: حداقل |
 Pashto: حد اقل |
 Portuguese: mínimo |
 Romanian: minim |
 Russian: минимальный |
 Slovak: minimálny |
 Slovenian: neznaten |
 Serbian: minimalan |
 Swedish: minimal |
 Thai: น้อยที่สุด |
 Turkish: asgarî düzeyde, çok az |
 Taiwanese: 最小的 |
 Ukrainian: мінімальний |
 Urdu: بہت کم یا قلیل |
 Vietnamese: rất nhỏ |
 Chinese: 最小的 |
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