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Common collocations with minor in American Collocation

minor adjective

US /ˈmaɪnər/

very

extremely
very

All of the above are very minor problems and solutions have already been found for most of them.

rather or compared with something else

comparatively
fairly
rather
relatively

A large proportion of women in jail are there for comparatively minor offences.

apparently

apparently
seemingly

A seemingly minor glitch can cause a computer to crash.

change

adjustment
alteration
amendment
change
correction
modification
repair
revision
tweak
variation

They made only minor amendments to the text.

problem or fault

blip
bug
defect
drawback
error
fault
flaw
inconvenience
mistake
problem
setback

For most of us changing the clocks twice a year is little more than a minor inconvenience.

illness or injury, or when somebody is operated on

ailment
illness
injury
operation
surgery

Pharmacists are a good source of advice about minor ailments.

complaint or criticism

complaint
gripe
irritation
quibble

Still, these are minor quibbles with what is otherwise a very enjoyable film.

illegal activity

breach
crime
offence

She said that most women were in prison for minor offences and should instead be rehabilitated within the community.

something that happens

accident
incident

They managed to prevent a minor incident turning into a major blaze.

road

road

The map is very detailed, with all paths, minor roads, campsites etc shown.

difference

difference
discrepancy

Although there are some minor differences in the system, the principles are the same.