minimalist in Irish
minimalist in Irish is íostach — minimalist means someone who favors simplicity, using only what is essential.
minimalist in Irish
íostach
One who believes in or seeks a minimal state; one who seeks to minimize or reduce to a minimum.
What does "minimalist" mean?
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noun Someone who favors simplicity, using only what is essential.
"As a minimalist, she owns barely any furniture."
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adj Marked by simplicity and the deliberate avoidance of excess.
"The apartment has a minimalist look, with clean white walls and little clutter."
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minimalist in a sentence
- As a minimalist, she owns barely any furniture.
- Being a minimalist, he keeps only three plates and two cups in his kitchen.
- The apartment has a minimalist look, with clean white walls and little clutter.
- She prefers a minimalist style with plain furniture and bare shelves.
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What is "minimalist" in Irish?
"minimalist" in Irish is íostach. minimalist means: Someone who favors simplicity, using only what is essential.
How do you use "minimalist" in a sentence?
Example: "As a minimalist, she owns barely any furniture." In Irish, "minimalist" is íostach.
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