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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a miniscule charge" is not correct; the correct spelling is "a minuscule charge." You can use it when referring to a very small or insignificant amount of charge, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The device operates efficiently even with a minuscule charge, making it ideal for low-power applications."
Alternatives: "a tiny charge" or "a negligible charge."
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It must also take account of affordability of both treatment and the means of obtaining it (such as transport costs), in countries where even a miniscule charge may be unaffordable to families already trapped in a cycle of debt [ 25].
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Because electrons are too small to be seen, the scanning tunneling microscope has a miniscule electrically charged needle that detects electrons as it scans the crystal surface.
Such securities are supposed to have a miniscule chance of defaulting.
First: medical malpractice costs represent a miniscule portion of health care costs.
Each candidate would receive a miniscule amount of time.
I entered and was led to a miniscule table covered in white paper.
There are good-sized meeting rooms and a miniscule gym, though unfortunately no other leisure facilities.
Ms. Vaidya's house is a single room, with a miniscule bathing area in one corner.
Now a miniscule AdWords investment was paying huge dividends in other media.
Mercedes and VW have a miniscule share of the world's third-largest truck market.
There is a risk, to be sure, but a miniscule one.
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