minorate
transitive verb
mi·nor·ate
ˈmīnəˌrāt
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: to make less in estimation or value : diminish
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin minoratus, past participle of minorare, from Latin minor smaller
- at bats
- at bay
- at best
- at bottom
- at cae
- at call
- at checkout
- at close quarters
- at close range
- at cost
- at cost price
- at cross-purposes
- at daggers drawn
- at death's door
- at discretion
- at each other's throats
- at ease
- at every opportunity
- at every turn
- at ex
- at face value
- at fault
- at first
- at first acquaintance
- at first blush