minus

Converse of object

• outweigh: This said, the pluses still outweigh the minuses.
• put: Putting a minus in front will mean it will go into the frame by that much.
• add: The grade could be shifted up by adding plus and down by adding minus.
• consider: The underwear connection is clearly considered a minus rather than a plus by The Twentieth Century Society.

Converse of subject

• denote: Soil K index 2 is divided into a lower and an upper half denoted by minus and plus signs.

Adjective modifier

• unary: Unary minus, unary plus, bit-wise NOT, logical NOT.
• big: A big minus in the summer is that there is nowhere to go to enjoy sunshine.
• positive: The net score is the positive minus the negative.
• few: Teaching English there has many plusses and few minuses.
• retail: Retail minus for indirect access operators will not work 16.
• fair: All the fun of the fair minus the stench of burnt onions!

Modifies a noun

• sign: Q I used to use the minus sign - to play my blank tile.
• button: The plus and minus buttons offer a second way of controlling the level of zoom, but are easier to use for finer adjustments.
• figure: Why is there a minus figure in the Debit column?
• side: On the minus side, there are occasional mistakes.
• score: If you are extremely late it is possible to end up with a minus score, isn't it Bill?
• point: The only minus points were that the venue probably didn't help some of the acts.

Noun used with modifier

• olympics: And his tireless in canada quot the olympics minus.
• pH: The pH range measured using this method is from 6.8 8.4. pH minus.

Preposition: in

• summer: A big minus in the summer is that there is nowhere to go to enjoy sunshine.