Synonyms for Minor:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • minor.
  •dependent (adjective)
  • de-pendent,
  • most humbled,
  • more humbled,
  • most under,
  • tied apron strings,
  • de pendent,
  • un sustaining,
  • de based,
  • most abased,
  • most unsustaining,
  • un-sustaining,
  • more unsustaining,
  • more abased,
  • more under,
  • de-based.
  •dinky (adjective)
  • minor-league,
  • second rate,
  • small-fry,
  • mini.
  •dispensable (adjective)
  • un necessary,
  • re-movable,
  • un required,
  • more disposable,
  • un-required,
  • most disposable,
  • re movable,
  • un-necessary,
  • non essential.
  •excusable (adjective)
  • condonable,
  • Warrantable,
  • remittable,
  • vindicatory,
  • reprievable,
  • exculpatory,
  • within limits,
  • not too bad,
  • Vindicable.
  •few (adjective)
  • middling,
  • Unfrequent,
  • piddling,
  • scarcely any,
  • not too many,
  • insufficient,
  • widely spaced,
  • few,
  • not many,
  • few and far between,
  • semioccasional,
  • trifling,
  • occasional,
  • some,
  • meager.
  •frivolous (adjective)
  • un profound,
  • flighty,
  • un-profounder,
  • light-minded,
  • sportive,
  • more lightminded,
  • most sportive,
  • empty headed,
  • flippest,
  • most light minded,
  • shallower,
  • most lightminded,
  • un profounder,
  • most nonserious,
  • unprofounder,
  • lightminded,
  • ill considered,
  • light minded,
  • non serious,
  • illconsidered,
  • more light-minded,
  • playful,
  • ill-considered,
  • un profoundest,
  • un-profoundest,
  • non-serious,
  • nonserious,
  • shallow,
  • more light minded,
  • unprofound,
  • most light-minded,
  • tongue-in-cheek,
  • unprofoundest,
  • facetious,
  • more nonserious,
  • un-profound.
  •inconsequent (adjective)
  • in consequent,
  • in-consequent.
  •inconsequential (adjective)
  • in consequential,
  • entry level,
  • two bit,
  • in-consequential.
  •inconsequential/inconsiderable (adjective)
  • more entry-level,
  • un considered,
  • most entrylevel,
  • in adequate,
  • wimpiest,
  • most shoestring,
  • twobit,
  • most entry-level,
  • in appreciable,
  • in-adequate,
  • runter,
  • in-appreciable,
  • runtest,
  • un-considered,
  • more shoestring,
  • more entry level,
  • more entrylevel,
  • wimpier,
  • most entry level,
  • entrylevel.
  •inconsiderable (adjective)
  • inconsiderable.
  •inferior (adjective)
  • second-fiddle,
  • second-banana,
  • menial,
  • back seat,
  • minus,
  • bottom-rung,
  • second-string,
  • most inferior.
  •insignificant (adjective)
  • in significant,
  • in-significant,
  • most minim,
  • more minim,
  • meaningless,
  • irrelevant,
  • more purportless,
  • most purportless,
  • most minimal,
  • un substantial,
  • un-substantial.
  •insignificant, small (adjective)
  • trivial,
  • tacky,
  • younger,
  • accessory,
  • below the mark,
  • casual,
  • two-bit,
  • bush-league,
  • small-time.
  •junior (adjective)
  • most junior.
  •less (adjective)
  • not as great.
  •lesser (adjective)
  • more thirdstring,
  • under sized,
  • most third-string,
  • more third-string,
  • more third string,
  • most thirdstring,
  • bushest,
  • thirdstring,
  • most third string,
  • third string.
  •light (adjective)
  • not rich,
  • hardly enough,
  • fragmentary,
  • not much,
  • tiny,
  • hardly any,
  • lightest,
  • wee.
  •little (adjective)
  • least,
  • inconsequent.
  •low (adjective)
  • low-hanging,
  • unelevated,
  • bottommost,
  • low-set,
  • rock-bottom,
  • lowset,
  • not high,
  • rock bottom,
  • low-lying,
  • ground-level,
  • squatty,
  • ground level.
  •lower (adjective)
  • second class,
  • second-class,
  • pared down,
  • lower rung.
  •marginal (adjective)
  • more verging,
  • more rimming,
  • most verging,
  • most rimming.
  •mere (adjective)
  • pure and simple,
  • unmixed,
  • unadorned.
  •negligible (adjective)
  • out side,
  • re-mote.
  •obscure (adjective)
  • seldom seen,
  • orphic,
  • unhonored,
  • far off,
  • unnoted,
  • unheard-of,
  • unheard of.
  •paltry (adjective)
  • more derisory,
  • most low down,
  • more low-down,
  • most low-down,
  • most unconsequential,
  • in-effectual,
  • un consequential,
  • in effectual,
  • most derisory,
  • most lowdown,
  • un-consequential,
  • more unconsequential,
  • more low down,
  • more lowdown,
  • low down.
  •peripheral (adjective)
  • in-essential,
  • more perimetric,
  • outer-most,
  • sur-face,
  • most perimetric,
  • in essential,
  • sur face.
  •petty (adjective)
  • more penny-ante,
  • most penny ante,
  • more nickel and dime,
  • most nickel and dime,
  • most pennyante,
  • most penny-ante,
  • more nickel-and-dime,
  • narrow minded,
  • more peanut,
  • most peanut,
  • pennyante,
  • more penny ante,
  • smallminded,
  • scratchest,
  • more pettifogging,
  • narrowminded,
  • nickel and dime,
  • small minded,
  • more pennyante,
  • most pettifogging,
  • most nickel-and-dime.
  •picayune (adjective)
  • of no account.
  •puny (adjective)
  • more half pint,
  • most half pint,
  • un sound,
  • most nothing,
  • more pint sized,
  • more zero,
  • in-firmest,
  • un-developed,
  • more pint-sized,
  • most half-pint,
  • more halfpint,
  • most peewee,
  • most pint sized,
  • more peewee,
  • un-soundest,
  • pint sized,
  • zilcher,
  • halfpint,
  • un sounder,
  • more half-pint,
  • half pint,
  • more nothing,
  • most zero,
  • un-sound,
  • in firmer,
  • in firmest,
  • in-firmer,
  • shrimpest,
  • zilchest,
  • most pint-sized,
  • most halfpint,
  • un-sounder.
  •secondary (adjective)
  • more substract,
  • re liefer,
  • more accessory,
  • re-lief,
  • re lief,
  • most backup,
  • re-liefer,
  • re liefest,
  • more reserve,
  • reliefer,
  • re-liefest,
  • reliefest,
  • most substract,
  • re-serve,
  • most reserve,
  • re serve,
  • most accessory,
  • more backup.
  •slight (adjective)
  • in-substantial,
  • in substantial,
  • un-essential,
  • un essential.
  •small (adjective)
  • dwarfish,
  • nugatory,
  • sparing,
  • scant,
  • minute,
  • niggardly,
  • diminutive,
  • teensy,
  • miserly,
  • petite,
  • microscopic,
  • scanty,
  • scrawny,
  • minimal,
  • toy,
  • smallish,
  • ungenerous,
  • beggarly,
  • stingy,
  • itty-bitty,
  • bantam,
  • miniature,
  • slim,
  • teeny,
  • compact,
  • deficient,
  • delicate,
  • spare,
  • weeny,
  • short,
  • pocket,
  • teeny-weeny.
  •subordinate (adjective)
  • subber,
  • subnormal,
  • Subalternate,
  • adjuvant,
  • underaverage.
  •subservient (adjective)
  • flunkiest,
  • flunkier,
  • most appurtenant,
  • more appurtenant.
  •subsidiary (adjective)
  • Brancher,
  • co-operative,
  • tributory.
  •tributary (adjective)
  • more feeding,
  • shooter,
  • shootest,
  • most feeding.
  •trivial (adjective)
  • skin deep,
  • skindeep.
  •underage (adjective)
  • more underaged,
  • underaged,
  • under aged,
  • most underaged,
  • under-aged.
  •unimportant (adjective)
  • lightweight,
  • silly,
  • expendable,
  • zipper,
  • piffling,
  • meretricious,
  • Podunk,
  • superficial,
  • inessential,
  • of no consequence,
  • rinky-dink,
  • of no consequence/of little consequence,
  • nonessential,
  • low-ranking,
  • no-account,
  • unconsidered,
  • low-level,
  • frothy.

• n.

  •
  • cherub,
  • bairn,
  • issue,
  • child prodigy,
  • boomerang kid.
  •
  • antibacterial,
  • antenatal,
  • over,
  • bionic,
  • broad-spectrum,
  • aseptic,
  • antimalarial,
  • clear,
  • under,
  • combination,
  • bloodless,
  • clinical,
  • minor league.
  •
  • correspondence course,
  • articles,
  • doctoral,
  • concentration,
  • class,
  • ed,
  • apprenticeship,
  • crash course,
  • day school,
  • law.
  •adolescent (noun)
  • juvenile,
  • junior,
  • young woman,
  • young man,
  • youth.
  •child (noun)
  • little darlings,
  • little angels,
  • little dolls,
  • dickenses,
  • young ones,
  • in nocent,
  • small fries,
  • pubescents,
  • in-nocent.
  •fry (noun)
  • fry.
  •inferior (noun)
  • juniors,
  • menials,
  • hanger-on.
  •kid (noun)
  • kid.
  •limited (noun)
  • limited.
  •minor (noun)
  • nonaged,
  • small-scale,
  • peanut,
  • tiddler,
  • tyke,
  • nestling,
  • venial,
  • modest,
  • small,
  • tike,
  • youngster,
  • pocket-sized,
  • pardonable,
  • pocket-size,
  • nipper.
  •person under legal age of maturity (noun)
  • schoolgirl,
  • girl,
  • baby,
  • boy,
  • schoolboy,
  • lad.
  •specialty (noun)
  • speciality,
  • specials,
  • distinguishing feature,
  • Specialities,
  • majors,
  • forte,
  • claim to fame,
  • object of attention,
  • field of concentration,
  • object of study,
  • special project.
  •tot (noun)
  • tot.
  •ward (noun)
  • protegees,
  • de pendents,
  • protegee,
  • adopted children,
  • foster children,
  • de-pendents.
  •young adult (noun)
  • young persons,
  • young-adult.
  •youngster (noun)
  • lass,
  • waif,
  • newborn,
  • slip,
  • urchin,
  • sprig,
  • toddler,
  • innocent,
  • sapling,
  • stripling,
  • fledgling,
  • sprout.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • chromatic,
  • chord,
  • smalltime,
  • diatonic.
  •
  • poor,
  • subaltern.
  •
  • course.
  •
  • tonic.
  •
  • sharp.
  •
  • flat.
  •inessential
  • unessential.

Paraphrases for Minor:

• Equivalence

  • Cardinal number
    minors.
  • Adjective
    insignificant, unimportant, Under-age, marginal, trivial, underaged, under-aged, minors, lesser.
  • Proper noun, singular
    minors, lesser.
  • Noun, plural
    minors.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    milder, negligible, inconsiderable, trifling, non-serious, inconsequential, less, minuscule, mini-soccer, inferior, youngest, immaterial, diminished, irrelevant, smaller-scale, lenient, lower-level, second-line, incidental, brief, narrow, juvenile, miniscule, faint, shorter, serious, subtle, low-level, light-commercial, light-weight, misdemeanour.
  • Proper noun, singular
    incidents, Persons, Infants, limits, events, less, Les, juvenile, juveniles.
  • Noun, plural
    Youths, juveniles.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    less, juvenile, youngster, misdemeanour.

Antonyms for Minor:

• adj.

  • all
    major.
  • insignificant, small
    big, adult, superior, greater, worthwhile, consequential, chief, large, useful, significant, important, necessary, strong.
  • Other antonyms:
    remarkable, famous, premium, material, more, high-grade, higher, eventful, outstanding, distinguished, impressive, unlimited, prestigious, renowned, worthy, overmastering, illustrious, fatal, valuable, distinctive, superordinate, fundamental, adequate, first class, meaningful, stellar, sufficient, senior, leading, all-important, select, choice, decisive, selected, prominent, first-rate, exceptional, better, prime, key, overbearing, acceptable, essential, dominant, principal, basic, prima, star, unpardonable, notorious, overriding, starring, limitless, primary, momentous, eminent, fateful, preeminent.

Homophones for Minor:

• mare, marry, meiner, man hour, manor, mr, mummer, maori, moray, menhir, mwera, merry, mayor, menorrhea, Mary I, mimer, mimir, menorah, mammary, mire, moore, manure, mohair, meniere, moaner, mainer, myrrh, miro, memory, Mr., miry, moneyer, maar, miner, meir, muir, maria, mri, Mary Ii, maimer, murray, mari, monario, moirae, munro, miri, murrow, monroe, monomer, moon-ray, mayer, mineer, moon ray, mara, more, mere, morrow, marri, menurae, mohria, myanmar, minar, moire, marrow, menura, mar, mary, moor, monera, Moro, mummery, manner, memoir, moirai, mower, mirror, murre.

Hyponym for Minor:

• v.

  • cognition
    study.