minimal in Irish
minimal in Irish is íosta — minimal means as small as possible in amount or degree.
minimal in Irish
íosta
The smallest possible amount, quantity, or degree.
What does "minimal" mean?
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adj As small as possible in amount or degree.
"You only need minimal equipment to start learning how to draw."
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adj Characterized by very simple, stripped-back style or design.
"The cafe has a minimal design, with white walls and just a few chairs."
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minimal in a sentence
- You only need minimal equipment to start learning how to draw.
- The damage from the storm was minimal.
- The cafe has a minimal design, with white walls and just a few chairs.
- He chose a minimal logo with one simple line and a single colour.
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What is "minimal" in Irish?
"minimal" in Irish is íosta. minimal means: As small as possible in amount or degree.
How do you use "minimal" in a sentence?
Example: "You only need minimal equipment to start learning how to draw." In Irish, "minimal" is íosta.
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