अत्यंत छोटा (en. Minuscule)

Having said so, it also needs to be kept in mind that a large chunk of land was acquired by the appellants and a minuscule part thereof belonged to the respondents herein.

As discussed, the difference of an extra letter 'f' is so minuscule, that an average consumer with imperfect recollection is unlikely to remember the same and, prima facie, would likely get deceived, and confuse one in place of the other.

As I wrote in this previous column, our intuition allows us to read minuscule signals that lay outside of our conscious awareness.

The different types of trees with pictures and names are only a minuscule of the different types of trees that exist in our ecosystem.

What in fact emerges is that radio frequency radiation from the mobile towers and phones are in minuscule range and is lakhs of time weaker than X-rays or UV rays or even normal visible light.

We are a minuscule population with a huge area.

Yet the issue of initial conditions remained: What was the source of the minuscule patch that allegedly ballooned into our cosmos, and of the potential energy that inflated it?