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What is the verb form for minimum?

The word "minimum" is an adjective, not a verb. There isn't a direct verb form of "minimum." However, you can express the concept of a minimum in verb form using phrases like:

* Minimize: To reduce something to the smallest possible amount.

* Limit: To restrict something to a certain amount.

* Restrict: To confine something within certain limits.

* Set a minimum: To establish a lowest permissible amount.

For example:

* Instead of saying "The minimum wage is $15," you could say: "They minimized the wage to $15."

* Instead of saying "The minimum age for driving is 16," you could say: "They limited the driving age to 16."

The specific verb you choose will depend on the context and the desired meaning.

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