Pronunciation: /ˈmɪnɪməli/
adverb used to describe the manner in which something is done to a small degree or extent
A1 She minimally decorated her room with just a few posters on the walls.
A2 He minimally participated in the group project, only contributing a few ideas.
B1 The company minimally invested in new technology, preferring to stick with their current systems.
B2 The government minimally funded the arts program, causing many organizations to struggle.
C1 The athlete trained minimally before the competition, relying on their natural talent.
C2 The professor minimally revised the research paper, confident in its quality.
formal The new regulations require companies to minimally reduce their carbon emissions.
informal I only want to minimally decorate my room, nothing too fancy.
slang I'll just do the bare minimum, like minimally study for the test.
figurative Her presence in the meeting was minimally felt, as she didn't contribute much.
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