to minify
- verb
- /ˈmɪnɪfaɪ/
- To improve website loading times, you should minify your CSS and JavaScript files.
Examples
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The developer decided to minify the images to save bandwidth on the website.
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Turned out, this was caused by the fact that we produced minified JavaScript during asset packaging.
Blog text (31) -
Minify all your JavaScript.
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Using a tool to minify the code helped reduce the file size significantly.
Synonyms
To make something smaller in amount, size, or number
Make something go down in position, amount, or strength
To make something smaller in amount or size
To become less in size, importance, or value
Become less in amount or value
Make something as small as possible to reduce its effect
To press something so it takes less space
To make something smaller in amount or number
Make something shorter, for example an article, skirt, or route
To make something smaller in amount or strength
To change the size of something, for example a picture or window, to make it fit better
To make a list or group smaller by removing items over time
Make something smaller by removing parts you do not need
To make something shorter while keeping the important parts
To make something smaller in size or amount
Make something smaller, like a product or living space
To make something much smaller than usual
To make something smaller by cutting or removing parts
Reduce something to a lower level, for example power or voltage
To make something smaller gradually by cutting or wearing it away
Make something smaller or cheaper to save money
To become slowly smaller or less until almost nothing remains
To make data smaller for storing or sending by removing extra parts
Antonyms
How Small
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Minify comes from the part mini- meaning 'small', the same part you see in miniature and mini, plus the ending -fy meaning 'to make', as in simplify. So, to minify something is to 'make it small' or reduce its size.