minimally
adv. degree B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈmɪnəməɫi// UK //mˈɪnɪməli// min·i·mal·ly
adv. to a very small degree or in a way that uses the smallest amount possible. You use this when something is done just enough to work, but no more.
adv. to the smallest possible degree or amount; in a manner that is barely adequate or noticeable.
The patient was only minimally affected by the medicine.
The old house was minimally furnished, containing only a single bed and a wooden chair in the corner.
While the new regulations were intended to transform the industry, they were minimally enforced, leading to widespread non-compliance among the smaller firms.
From minimal + -ly.
Usage
Typically placed before the adjective or past participle it modifies.