minimal

Preposition: of

• description: To get onto the list you should have to provide a minimal of description, function, documentation and screen shots.

Modifies a noun

• disruption: Every effort will be made to ensure that minimal disruption is caused by teacher changes.
• supervision: Throughout her time here she has worked extremely hard, mostly with minimal supervision.
• fuss: Data is transmitted wirelessly, making it even easier to use the keyboard on the move with minimal fuss.
• disturbance: Automatic egg recovery systems external to the holding tanks ensure minimal disturbance of the broodstock.
• downtime: We can add to, upgrade, enhance or repair your existing network with minimal downtime or with the work done out of hours.
• impact: The minimum wage had minimal impact on the pay of UNISON members.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: Even this fairly minimal manipulation of personal control seemed to have a dramatic effect.
• relatively: NATFHE is firmly opposed to performance pay, even at the relatively minimal level suggested by Bett.
• however: Trust, however minimal it may be, is a prerequisite for any market transactions that go beyond simple cash exchanges.
• only: He made only minimal changes to his parents ' house.
• pretty: Lift operations, however, still remain pretty minimal throughout Europe.
• very: The actual value of the consideration can be very minimal.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Change is unlikely to be quick, because the advantages of using RFID seem minimal.
• appear: The chance of this coalition lasting the full four years appears minimal.
• remain: Lift operations, however, still remain pretty minimal throughout Europe.
• require: Most forms require minimal pruning, other than the removal of broken, diseased or crossing branches.
• become: After 5.00pm, activity falls off sharply and becomes minimal between 8.00pm and 8.00am.
• have: The timber is untreated internally and has only minimal applied protection externally.