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min·ute1
 minute1
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- pronunciation:
- mI
niht
- parts of speech:
- noun, adjective
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun, adjective), Word Explorer, Word Parts
part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
a unit of time equal to sixty seconds or one sixtieth of an hour. (abbr.: min.)
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definition 2: |
in geometry, a unit of measure equal to one sixtieth of a degree of angle or arc.
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definition 3: |
a very short period of time.
Would you wait just a minute?- synonyms:
- bit, instant, jiffy, moment, trice
- similar words:
- flash, sec, second, twinkling, while
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definition 4: |
(pl.) the written record of a meeting.
- synonyms:
- log
- similar words:
- diary, notes, record, transcript
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definition 5: |
a distance that one can normally walk or drive in one minute.
He lives ten minutes from where he works. |
related words: |
instant, note, period, twinkle |
adjective + (n.)minute
boiling, brown, crisp, fragrant, medium, stir-fry, tender, translucent
verb + (n.)minute
bake, boil, broil, cook, knead, last, marinate, refrigerate, roast, simmer, soften, wait, wilt
(n.)minute
+ verb
add,
baste,
brown,
cool,
discard,
drain,
garnish,
heat,
remove,
rinse,
slice,
slot,
spare,
sprinkle,
stir,
strain,
thicken,
tick,
toast,
transfer,
uncover,
whisk
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noun + (n.)minute

calorie, cent, chill, couple, deg, final, gallon, grill, heat, microwave, mile, oven, prep, preparation, rack, skillet, stand, steam, workout
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part of speech: |
adjective |
definition: |
capable of being prepared in a short time, as a food or food product.
a minute steak- synonyms:
- instant
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adverb + (adj.)minute
most
(adj.)minute
+ noun
amount, detail, maid, period
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The word minute
contains the following part:
min
Latin
root
that means small; make smaller
  Example words:
diminish, diminution, diminutive, mince, mini, miniature, minim, minimal, minimize, minimum, minion, minor, minority, minuend, minuet, minus, minuscule, minute1, minutia
- synonyms:
- micro-
- antonyms:
- magn, magna, magni, maxi, mega, megal, megalo, -megaly, macro-
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