1. plural of minimisation; the action or process of reducing something to the smallest possible amount or degree
Usage: British English spelling; American English uses 'minimizations'; commonly used in technical, scientific, and business contexts
2. instances of treating or representing something as less important or serious than it actually is
Usage: often used in psychology and social contexts

Examples

• The company focused on cost minimisations across all departments.
• Environmental minimisations in the report failed to address the severity of the problem.
• Several minimisations of the risks were noted in the safety assessment.
• The engineer proposed multiple minimisations of energy consumption.
• Minimisations of casualties were a priority in the disaster response plan.
• The therapist discussed the patient's minimisations of their own struggles.