Definitions and Examples of lower-case, minuscule, miss
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
lower-case
A style of writing where all letters are in small form, except for the first letter of a sentence or proper nouns.
Example
In email communication, it is considered impolite to write in lower-case letters.
Very small; tiny.
Example
The ants were so minuscule that they were barely visible to the naked eye.
To fail to hit, catch, or reach something.
Example
I missed the bus this morning and had to walk to work.
Key Differences: lower-case vs minuscule vs miss
- 1Lower-case refers to a style of writing where all letters are small except for the first letter of a sentence or proper nouns.
- 2Minuscule means very small or tiny in size.
- 3Miss means to fail to hit, catch, or reach something.
Effective Usage of lower-case, minuscule, miss
- 1Writing: Use capitalize and lower-case to format text according to standard conventions.
- 2Size Comparison: Use minuscule to describe something that is very small or tiny.
- 3Sports: Use miss to describe a failed attempt to hit or catch a ball or other object.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of capitalize have different meanings and uses. Lower-case refers to a style of writing, minuscule means very small, and miss means to fail to hit or catch something. Use these words in writing, size comparison, and sports contexts.
