Converse of object

• compare: Its foreign aid budget is miniscule compared to its military budget.

Modifies a noun

• budget: I'm working on a website for a friend's band, and they have a miniscule budget to work with.

• proportion: In a tangent leaping rant of miniscule proportions, did i mention the vet last week?

• amount: For every correct response the monkey is ' rewarded ' with a miniscule amount of diluted apple juice - one fifth of a teaspoon.

• size: The name is derived in part from the tube's miniscule size.

• number: In only a miniscule number of cases did firms request hearings.

• audience: I do not have an answer to this problem, except a parliamentary channel with the miniscule audience.

Modifying Another Word

• so: But there was always something missing, so miniscule, but noticable.

• too: But most researchers think the difference is too miniscule to matter, so if you don't enjoy the spice, don't bother.

• already: Scotland is irrelevant and will continue to be more so as it's already miniscule population diminishes further.

• just: Whilst I still get into double figures for clicks, the money generated per click is just miniscule.

• not: Atoms are found to be spherical but they are not miniscule billiard balls.

Noun used with modifier

• quot: A quot miniscule one life insurance cost uk insurance dollar.

• look: That sort of growth makes UK university expansion look miniscule and it suggests a new policy in China of educating students at home.

Preposition: in

• comparison: The toys are miniscule in comparison with the vast expanse of the runway.

Preposition: by

• comparison: The actual work done by human muscle power is miniscule by comparison.