mimione dry / light, of light weight / of minor importance, futile; [...]

1. • dry

   (Part of) Antonym (for)

   ~dobuo

   • • Example 1649:
       

       Uña namolo enone po ai-abu ka mimione? – Tae, mamote i-dobuo.

       My clothes that you washed, are they dry yet? – Not yet, they're still wet.

2. • light, of light weight

   (Part of) Antonym (for)

   motoro

   • • Example 1650:
       

       Nga le-vilu ñe kuo, we le-vesu bavede ñi nga ponu, wako pe mimione.

       If people travel on their canoe, or sail on it, it's better for (the wood) to be light.

       Example URL

       https://doi.org/10.24397/pangloss-0003350#S4

3. • of minor importance, futile; unimpressive, mediocre

   Sense Comment	fig
   (Part of) Antonym (for)	motoro

   • • Example 1651:
       

       Dapa wopine na li-vete piene ne “ebele ini!” tamwase, pe li-ko motoro. Ia piene “wako” pon, mimione.

       The elders very often use this expression “it's wonderful”: they find it an elegant [lit. heavy] word. Whereas a word like “alright” is a bit too common. [it's light]