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10 Language-to-English DictionariesImminute
/ɪˈmɪn.juːt/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Rendered small; diminished, lessened, or reduced in size.
"The scholar observed the imminute details preserved in the ancient manuscript."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'imminutus', past participle of 'imminuere', meaning to lessen, diminish, or make smaller. It entered English in the 17th century as a rare erudite term denoting something made small or reduced in size.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Imminute" is said worldwide
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diminué
Transliteration: diminue
"Le texte présentait des détails diminués."
vermindert
Transliteration: vermindert
"Das Manuskript zeigte verminderte Merkmale."
diminuito
Transliteration: diminuito
"I dettagli erano visibilmente diminuiti."
disminuido
Transliteration: disminuido
"El documento mostraba caracteres disminuidos."
diminuído
Transliteration: diminuido
"Os detalhes diminuídos exigiam atenção."
लघुीकृत
Transliteration: laghukrita
"पाandulipi mein laghukrita vivaran the."
减小的
Transliteration: jiǎnxiǎo de
"文献显示了减小的细节。"
축소된
Transliteration: chuksodoen
"문서에는 축소된 세부 사항이 포함되어 있었다."
縮小された
Transliteration: shukushousareta
"古文書には縮小された詳細が見られた。"
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