minimality
7.9
The state of being as small or as simple as possible
- noun
- /ˌmɪnəˈmælɪti/
:
minimalidad
- By emphasizing minimality in design, the architect created a space that feels open and uncluttered.
Examples
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Suddenly, this minimality is not so minimal.
Academic text (2006) -
The minimality of her contributions made a significant impact on our overall success.
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The team's commitment to minimality allowed them to focus on the essential tasks without distraction.
Synonyms
minimum
vsminimality
∞
1.0
As small in amount or degree as is allowed
is the condition of being the very least rather than a fixed amount
sparsity
vsminimality
1
7.6
A small number or amount spread far apart
focuses on being the smallest possible amount rather than on spread
lowness
vsminimality
4.0
A small amount or weak level of something
expresses being the very least possible rather than just low
6.7
The small size of something
refers to being the smallest possible amount or degree
fewness
vsminimality
9.9
A small number of people or things
applies to the least amount generally rather than only counting items
Antonyms
How Minimal
Surface Forms
minimality singular
minimalities plural
Morphology
Etymology
Minimality comes from the word minimal, which uses the root minim- meaning 'small'. Think of familiar words like mini and minimum that show the same idea. So, minimality is the 'state of being the smallest or the least amount'.