minimalist
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- noun
- /ˈmɪnɪməlɪst/
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minimalista
- I am in no way a minimalist.
- become a minimalist
- self-proclaimed minimalist
- a minimalist's dream
Dave asks how do the minimalists spend their money?
- Dave asks how do the minimalists spend their money?
- I, I want you all to be aware of the Bitcoin minimalist and understand what they're saying.
- You know, when I, when I go anywhere, like I try, I'm a minimalist.
- So before we get started, two things One, I am a minimalist.
- Actually, that's something that I would say that I would add to your minimalists kitchen tool kit.
- As someone who leans more towards being a minimalist is insane just to be surrounded by so much stuff.
- So if you don't really want to be a minimalist, if you kind of like having some stuff, some decor, do you?
Examples
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As a minimalist, every possession serves a purpose or it brings me joy, and everything else is out of the way.
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I've read and enjoyed many essays written by self-proclaimed minimalists.
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I have been a minimalist for about 1 year.
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Right now I am not a minimalist.
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I'm going to become a minimalist.
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I have been (and still consider myself to be) a minimalist.
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We're not officially minimalists, nor do we aspire to be.
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- I'm a minimalist.
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Julius Eastman is probably my favorite of the minimalists.
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As a minimalist, every item in my home is carefully chosen and serves a specific purpose.
Antonyms
How Minimal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Minimalist comes from minimal, from the old Latin minimus meaning 'smallest' and the ending -ist 'a person who'. A helpful way to remember is to think of minimum and the idea 'less is more', because a minimalist keeps very few things and chooses simple forms.