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minion
[ min-yuhn ]
noun
- a servile follower or subordinate of a person in power.
- a favored or highly regarded person.
- a minor official.
- Printing. a 7-point type.
adjective
- dainty; elegant; trim; pretty.
minion
/ ˈɪə /
noun
- a favourite or dependant, esp a servile or fawning one
- a servile agent
the minister's minions
- a size of printer's type, approximately equal to 7 point
adjective
- dainty, pretty, or elegant
Word History and Origins
Origin of minion1
Word History and Origins
Origin of minion1
Example Sentences
But what Trump and his minions cannot do, as they blunder around breaking things and congratulating each other by emoji, is to force Europe backward into picture-postcard fantasyland, or build a new American empire.
Trump escapes any legal responsibility for his criminal acts and his minions and the world at large are left holding the bag.
I hope we don’t let an unelected billionaire and his minions jeopardize them without a fight.
Nonetheless, "minion" was attached to the decorator's number in Dzhambazov's phone.
A previously talkative child, the boy has started sometimes speaking in a “minion language.”
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