No fewer than

AT LEAST

Think of a phrase that sets a minimum requirement, often used when specifying the smallest acceptable quantity or amount.

The phrase "No fewer than" is a straightforward way of saying the minimum amount required, which directly translates to "at least." There’s no hidden wordplay or trick here—it’s a simple definition where the clue and answer mean the same thing in everyday language. If someone says "no fewer than five people," they’re telling you the count starts at five or more, just like "at least five.