minorly
adverb
mi·nor·ly ˈmī-nər-lē 
: in a minor way : marginally, slightly
… she became minorly famous back home for confessional diary items penned for The Daily Telegraph about the life of a young, single woman in Manhattan.
Vit Wagner, Toronto Star, 3 Mar. 2009
Vit Wagner, Toronto Star, 3 Mar. 2009minorly injured
The American Embassy was not so much heavily guarded as minorly fortified … Tom Clancy, Patriot Games, 1987
Tom Clancy, Patriot Games, 1987
Word History
First Known Use
1840, in the meaning defined above
- take it out of (someone)
- take it out of someone
- take it out on
- take it personally
- take it upon oneself
- take it upon/on oneself
- take it/things day by day
- take it/things one day at a time
- take its toll
- take kindly to
- take leave of
- take leave of (someone)
- take leave of one's senses
- take leave of someone
- take leg bail
- take legal action
- take liberties
- take lightly
- take long
- take lying down
- take matters into one's own hands
- take mercy on
- take much notice of
- take no chances
- take no notice