minuscule

IPA: mˈɪnʌskjuɫ

(countable) A lowercase letter.
(uncountable) Either of the two medieval handwriting styles minuscule cursive and Caroline minuscule.
(countable) A letter in these styles.

Examples of "minuscule" in Sentences

We were exposed to Shakespeare but in minuscule amounts.
Roberts described for the jury a high intensity, high-risk home invasion by cops for what he called a minuscule amount of drugs.
Reading a 5,000 word contract printed in minuscule print, full of legalese, is one thing, understanding it is a totally different thing.
Girls dressed in minuscule outfits brought the wallflowers out of their shells and onto the dance floor as grooved to their rocking sounds.
The scientists involved spent years collecting urine and searching for the protein, because they knew it should be there in minuscule amounts.
Now … despite all the cries about e-books being the wave of the future, sales numbers remain minuscule by comparison to hardcovers and paperbacks.
Griffin said he could "promise DRS a very healthy and robust legal challenge" if the state tries to recoup what he called "minuscule" sales taxes that may have been generated when there was still a relationship with the affiliates and the law was in effect.
ROIG-FRANZIA: Well, today, George Felos said that she has received what he described as a minuscule amount of morphine, not the morphine drip that had been reported in some venues, but a suppository of 50 milligrams of morphine that had been administered twice since her feeding tube was removed.