minuscule

Used with adjective complement

• appear: Quite apart from the danger of third-degree burns, balti dishes serve only to make one's portions appear minuscule.
• remain: Women's football may be the fastest-growing sport in the UK but the coverage of it remains minuscule, as does the funding.

Modifies a noun

• proportion: However, the Classic Amiga market was in its final death throes, the market had continued to shrink to minuscule proportions.
• amount: Minuscule amounts of sample can now be analyzed quickly to identify targets for drug development.
• budget: Andy Eastwood Leslie Halliwell's Film Guide: Artless comedy shot on a minuscule budget.
• hand: The sessions are divided as follows: 1. Introduction to the topic, and reading specimen late majuscule and early minuscule hands.
• part: Rents are often a minuscule part of the equation, says Peter Honey of Jones Lang LaSalle, who guided Intel into Winnersh.
• script: This page shows scenes from the life of St Eustathius and his companions followed by their lives written in elegant Greek minuscule script.

Modifying Another Word

• so: The chances of guessing a valid cookie at any given time are so minuscule as to be unworthy of further analysis, says Biznet.
• however: Interest in shared ownership was however minuscule, as were attempts, if successful for the participants, to encourage self build.
• even: At high FiO2, even minuscule ventilation can maintain alveolar PO2 for ages.
• already: Not long after this, he was declared bankrupt, reducing his already minuscule prospects still further.
• still: However, returns are still minuscule compared with what India Bulls -- the scrip.. .

Preposition: in

comparison: The numbers are minuscule in comparison to the amount of scripts submitted to production companies every day.