subminimum

subminimum

English

Etymology

    From sub- + minimum.

    Adjective

    subminimum (not comparable)

    1. Below the normal minimum
      • 1988 February 5, David Moberg, “Jackson and Simon in Iowa”, in Chicago Reader[1]:
        Over the years Simon has voted for some conservative clinkers--for example, [] a subminimum wage for teenagers.

    Noun

    subminimum (plural subminimums or subminima)

    1. (mathematics) A point or value below a minimum.