Trivial синоним

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  1. trivial

    Vain (Latin vanus, empty) keeps the etymological idea through all changes of meaning; a vain endeavor is empty of result, or of adequate power to produce a result, a vain pretension is empty or destitute of support, a vain person has a conceit that is empty or destitute of adequate cause or reason. That which is bootless, fruitless, or profitless fails to accomplish any valuable result; that which is abortive, ineffectual, or unavailing fails to accomplish a result that it was, or was supposed to be, adapted to accomplish. That which is useless, futile, or vain is inherently incapable of accomplishing a specified result. Useless, in the widest sense, signifies not of use for any valuable purpose, and is thus closely similar to valueless and worthless. Fruitless is more final than ineffectual, as applying to the sum or harvest of endeavor. That which is useless lacks actual fitness for a purpose; that which is vain lacks imaginable fitness. Compare VACANT; OSTENTATION; PRIDE.

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    Synonyms:
    abortive, baseless, bootless, deceitful, delusive, empty, fruitless, futile, idle, inconstant, ineffectual, nugatory, null, profitless, shadowy, trifling, unavailing, unimportant, unprofitable, unreal, unsatisfying, unserviceable, unsubstantial, useless, vain, vapid, visionary, worthless

    Antonyms:
    adequate, advantageous, beneficial, competent, effective, efficient, expedient, potent, powerful, profitable, real, serviceable, solid, sound, substantial, sufficient, useful, valid, valuable, worthy

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  1. trivial

    Synonyms:
    trifling, trite, common, unimportant, useless, nugatory, paltry, inconsiderable

    Antonyms:
    important, weighty, critical, original, novel

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  1. fiddling, footling, lilliputian, little, niggling, piddling, piffling, petty, picayune, trivialadjective

    (informal) small and of little importance

    «a fiddling sum of money»; «a footling gesture»; «our worries are lilliputian compared with those of countries that are at war»; «a little (or small) matter»; «a dispute over niggling details»; «limited to petty enterprises»; «piffling efforts»; «giving a police officer a free meal may be against the law, but it seems to be a picayune infraction»

    Synonyms:
    subaltern, junior-grade, piddling, superficial, picayune, diminutive, tiny, footling, petite, lowly, petty(a), lilliputian, slight, bantam, lower-ranking, small-minded, fiddling, petty, minuscule, short, midget, little(a), flyspeck, secondary, small, little, piffling, niggling

    Antonyms:
    of import, serious, important, significant

  2. superficial, trivialadjective

    of little substance or significance

    «a few superficial editorial changes»; «only trivial objections»

    Synonyms:
    niggling, picayune, piffling, footling, superficial, petty, fiddling, lilliputian, little, piddling

    Antonyms:
    significant, important, serious, of import

  3. trivialadjective

    concerned with trivialities

    «a trivial young woman»; «a trivial mind»

    Synonyms:
    niggling, picayune, piffling, footling, superficial, petty, fiddling, lilliputian, little, piddling

    Antonyms:
    important, significant, serious, of import

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. trivialadjective

    Synonyms:
    [Rare.] common, ordinary, vulgar

  2. trivialadjective

    Synonyms:
    trifling, petty, small, frivolous, slight, light, nugatory, worthless, paltry, unimportant, inconsiderable, insignificant, immaterial, of little value, of little consequence

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  1. List of paraphrases for «trivial»:

    banal, mundane, insignificant, trite, tacky, futile, negligible, frivolous, petty, commonplace, derisory, minor, unimportant, irrelevant

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  1. John Fellows Akers:

    After a heated argument on some trivial matter Nancy Astor . shouted, If I were your wife I would put poison in your coffee Whereupon Winston Churchill answered, And if I were your husband I would drink it.

  2. Matthew Elliott:

    What David Cameron is asking for is trivial, he knows that unless he can declare victory in February many of his MPs and party members will be unlikely to back him in the referendum. That’s why he is now manufacturing a row to make himself look tough.

  3. Albert Einstein:

    The difference between what the most and the least learned people know is inexpressibly trivial in relation to that which is unknown.

  4. Peter Innes:

    It has been estimated that about 35,000 people died as a result of the European heatwave in 2003, so this is not a trivial issue.

  5. Julius Caesar:

    In war, events of importance are the result of trivial causes.


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  • تافهArabic
  • banal, trivialCatalan, Valencian
  • druhový, bezvýznamný, triviálníCzech
  • trivieltDanish
  • ασήμαντοςGreek
  • trivialSpanish
  • tühine, tavaline, argineEstonian
  • ناچیزPersian
  • yksinkertainen, tyhjänpäiväinen, tavallinen, turhanaikainen, mitätön, triviaaliFinnish
  • anodin, banal, trivialFrench
  • cumanta, suarachScottish Gaelic
  • nyilvánvaló, jelentéktelen, közönséges, útszéli, triviális, magától értetődőHungarian
  • augljósIcelandic
  • ordinario, banale, insignificanteItalian
  • קַטנוּנִיHebrew
  • 末梢的, 枝葉, ありふれた, ささいな, 自明, 通称, 些細, つまらない, 蛇足Japanese
  • trivial, levisLatin
  • kūrapa, meroitiMāori
  • trywialny, błahyPolish
  • trivialPortuguese
  • тривиальный, банальный, незначительный, обычный, мелкий, ничтожныйRussian
  • trivijalanSerbo-Croatian
  • enkel, uppenbar, vanlig, trivial, ordinärSwedish
  • அற்பமானTamil
  • önemsizTurkish
  • معمولیUrdu
  • 不重要的Chinese

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absurd, asinine, beggarly, choosy, dainty, en.synonym.one, fastidious, feeble, finical, finicky, flimsy, forgivable, frivolous, fussy, immaterial, impertinent, inane, inconsequential, inconsiderable, insignificant, insubstantial, least, light, little, minor, minute, en.synonym.one, negligible, nice, niggling, nonessential, nugatory, paltry, pardonable, petty, piddling, puny, ridiculous, shallow, simple, slight, slightest, small, sorry, stunted, superficial, tenuous, trifling, unavailing, unessential, unimportant, unnecessary, en.synonym.one, unsubstantial, useless, vain, valueless, venial, vile, worthless, fiddling, footling, lilliputian, picayune, piddly, en.synonym.one, piffling.

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Similar words for trivial:

  • all (adjective)

  • common (adjective)

  • dispensable (adjective)

  • empty (adjective)

  • excusable (adjective)

  • flimsy (adjective)

  • futile (adjective)

  • humble (adjective)

  • idle (adjective)

  • immaterial (adjective)

  • imperceptible (adjective)

  • imponderable (adjective)

  • inconsequent (adjective)

  • inconsequential (adjective)

  • inconsequential/inconsiderable (adjective)

  • insignificant (adjective)

  • irrelevant (adjective)

  • least (adjective)

  • light (adjective)

  • lightweight (adjective)

  • meaningless (adjective)

  • measly (adjective)

  • miniscule/minuscule (adjective)

  • minor (adjective)

  • minor-league (adjective)

  • moderate (adjective)

  • neither here nor there (adjective)

  • nice (adjective)

  • no-account (adjective)

  • no-good (adjective)

  • nominal (adjective)

  • nonessential (adjective)

  • nugatory (adjective)

  • one-dimensional (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • paltry (adjective)

  • pardonable (adjective)

  • piddling (adjective)

  • pointless (adjective)

  • poor (adjective)

  • puerile (adjective)

  • puny (adjective)

  • secondary (adjective)

  • senseless (adjective)

  • shallow (adjective)

  • skin-deep (adjective)

  • slender (adjective)

  • slight (adjective)

  • small (adjective)

  • small-time (adjective)

  • sorry (adjective)

  • stupid (adjective)

  • superficial (adjective)

  • tasteless (adjective)

  • thick-witted (adjective)

  • trifling (adjective)

  • trivial (adjective)

  • unavailing (adjective)

  • unimportant (adjective)

  • unimposing (adjective)

  • unnoticeable (adjective)

  • unobservable (adjective)

  • unproductive (adjective)

  • vain (adjective)

  • weightless (adjective)

  • worthless (adjective)

  • banal (noun)

  • fiddling (noun)

  • footling (noun)

  • frivolous (noun)

  • lilliputian (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • petty (noun)

  • picayune (noun)

  • piddling (noun)

  • piffling (noun)

  • other relevant words (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • Mickey Mouse

  • carping

  • commonplace

  • excusable

  • inessential

  • refined

  • second-rate

  • subsidiary

  • trifling

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Hypernyms for trivial

  • adj.

    all (adjective)

    • trivial.

    common (adjective)

    • current,
    • standard,
    • regular,
    • general,
    • homely,
    • monotonous,
    • hackneyed,
    • run-of-the-mill,
    • universal,
    • undistinguished,
    • customary,
    • plain,
    • bourgeois,
    • obscure,
    • informal,
    • Familiar,
    • mediocre,
    • prosaic,
    • usual,
    • conventional,
    • stock,
    • passable,
    • frequent,
    • typical,
    • prevailing,
    • prevalent,
    • simple,
    • habitual,
    • stereotyped,
    • casual,
    • natural,
    • worn-out,
    • daily,
    • probable,
    • routine,
    • accepted,
    • colloquial,
    • wearisome,
    • characteristic.

    dispensable (adjective)

    • expendable,
    • superfluous,
    • unrequired,
    • removable,
    • unnecessary,
    • useless,
    • needless,
    • excessive.

    empty (adjective)

    • dishonest,
    • dumb,
    • aimless,
    • jejune,
    • cheap,
    • ineffectual,
    • otiose,
    • hollow,
    • ignorant,
    • unsubstantial,
    • purposeless,
    • inexpressive,
    • insincere,
    • unsatisfactory,
    • devoid,
    • inane,
    • vapid,
    • unintelligent,
    • unreal,
    • expressionless,
    • vacuous,
    • insipid,
    • silly,
    • fatuous,
    • deadpan.

    excusable (adjective)

    • Vindicable,
    • remittable,
    • reprievable,
    • condonable,
    • not too bad,
    • within limits,
    • Warrantable,
    • exculpatory.

    flimsy (adjective)

    • contemptible,
    • inconceivable,
    • fallacious,
    • improbable,
    • baseless,
    • weakly,
    • incredible,
    • inept,
    • illogical,
    • thin,
    • transparent,
    • feeble,
    • wishful,
    • unbelievable,
    • weak,
    • assailable,
    • inadequate,
    • groundless,
    • lame,
    • false,
    • unreasonable.

    futile (adjective)

    • delusive,
    • bootless,
    • abortive,
    • unsuccessful,
    • impractical,
    • profitless,
    • exhausted,
    • unprofitable,
    • impracticable,
    • ineffective,
    • fruitless,
    • empty,
    • forlorn,
    • sterile,
    • unneeded,
    • insufficient.

    humble (adjective)

    • lowborn,
    • menial,
    • low-ranking,
    • inglorious,
    • beggarly,
    • severe,
    • proletarian,
    • modest,
    • unpretentious,
    • uncouth,
    • unrefined,
    • rough,
    • low,
    • sordid,
    • vulgar,
    • base,
    • unfit,
    • seemly,
    • underprivileged,
    • unassuming,
    • servile,
    • wretched,
    • ignoble,
    • Low-born,
    • pitiful,
    • miserable,
    • ordinary,
    • plebeian,
    • shabby,
    • scrubby,
    • lowly.

    idle (adjective)

    • rambling.

    immaterial (adjective)

    • impertinent,
    • matter of indifference,
    • inessential,
    • of no account,
    • no never mind,
    • foreign,
    • no big deal,
    • inconsiderate,
    • inapposite,
    • extraneous,
    • of no consequence,
    • of no importance,
    • Irrelative,
    • inapplicable,
    • inappropriate.

    imperceptible (adjective)

    • tiny,
    • in-audible,
    • in audible,
    • in sensible,
    • gradual,
    • un-detectable,
    • in-conspicuous,
    • in-distinct,
    • in distinguishable,
    • in-sensible,
    • in-visible,
    • in discernible,
    • in-discernible,
    • more undetectable,
    • un detectable,
    • evanescent,
    • in visible,
    • in distinct,
    • in-distinguishable,
    • in conspicuous,
    • most undetectable.

    imponderable (adjective)

    • in-tangible,
    • in tangible.

    inconsequent (adjective)

    • in-consequent,
    • in consequent.

    inconsequential (adjective)

    • in-consequential,
    • two bit,
    • entry level,
    • in consequential.

    inconsequential/inconsiderable (adjective)

    • more entry-level,
    • wimpier,
    • most entrylevel,
    • runtest,
    • most shoestring,
    • in-considerable,
    • inconsiderable,
    • un considered,
    • more shoestring,
    • wimpiest,
    • twobit,
    • un-considered,
    • most entry-level,
    • more entrylevel,
    • in considerable,
    • entrylevel,
    • more entry level,
    • most entry level,
    • runter.

    insignificant (adjective)

    • most purportless,
    • more purportless,
    • in-significant,
    • most minim,
    • in significant,
    • most minimal,
    • more minim.

    irrelevant (adjective)

    • in aptest,
    • un-connected,
    • off topic,
    • in-aptest,
    • in-appurtenant,
    • un aptest,
    • in appurtenant,
    • in-apropos,
    • more garbage,
    • un-related,
    • un-apter,
    • out place,
    • most inappurtenant,
    • most garbage,
    • off point,
    • out order,
    • more inapropos,
    • un apter,
    • un related,
    • un-aptest,
    • more inappurtenant,
    • in-apter,
    • in apropos,
    • out side,
    • re-mote,
    • irrelevant,
    • most inapropos,
    • in apter.

    least (adjective)

    • micro cosmic,
    • most short-end,
    • more microcosmic,
    • micro-cosmic,
    • most short end,
    • most shortend,
    • next to nothing,
    • most gutter,
    • next nothing,
    • shortend,
    • more nadir,
    • more short-end,
    • more shortend,
    • more gutter,
    • microcosmic,
    • more short end,
    • most microcosmic,
    • nadir,
    • most nadir,
    • finical.

    light (adjective)

    • wee,
    • lightest,
    • not rich,
    • tissuelike,
    • sunny side up,
    • featherweight,
    • not much,
    • frothy,
    • Imponderous,
    • hardly enough,
    • perky,
    • sylphlike,
    • chirpy,
    • sunny-side up,
    • light-footed,
    • unheavy,
    • fragmentary,
    • lithe,
    • chirpier,
    • not many,
    • hardly any,
    • up-beat,
    • chirpiest,
    • weightless,
    • Floatable,
    • Gossamery.

    lightweight (adjective)

    • in-competent,
    • in competent.

    meaningless (adjective)

    • doesn’t cut it,
    • meaningless,
    • Unpurposed,
    • unmeaning,
    • good-for-nothing,
    • doublespeak.

    measly (adjective)

    • un-generous,
    • un generous.

    miniscule/minuscule (adjective)

    • more itsybitsy,
    • more mini,
    • itsy bitsy,
    • most pint sized,
    • itsybitsy,
    • most itsy bitsy,
    • most pint-sized,
    • more small scale,
    • more small-scale,
    • smallscale,
    • most small scale,
    • most itsy-bitsy,
    • most itsybitsy,
    • small scale,
    • more itsy-bitsy,
    • more smallscale,
    • more miniscule,
    • most smallscale,
    • pint sized,
    • more pint sized,
    • under sized,
    • most mini,
    • most small-scale,
    • more pint-sized,
    • more itsy bitsy.

    minor (adjective)

    • de-pendent,
    • more accessory,
    • secondstring,
    • sub ordinate,
    • smallfry,
    • more small fry,
    • most small fry,
    • below mark,
    • most second string,
    • most younger,
    • de pendent,
    • more smallfry,
    • more secondstring,
    • most secondstring,
    • more small-fry,
    • more second-string,
    • junior,
    • bushleague,
    • most smallfry,
    • more second string,
    • most small-fry,
    • sub-ordinate,
    • most second-string,
    • more younger,
    • most accessory,
    • most junior.

    minor-league (adjective)

    • most subaltern,
    • more subaltern,
    • minor-league,
    • sub-altern,
    • minorleague,
    • sub altern.

    moderate (adjective)

    • fairish.

    neither here nor there (adjective)

    • here nor there,
    • here or there,
    • neither here or there.

    nice (adjective)

    • be-fitting,
    • be-coming,
    • wellbred,
    • well bred,
    • ex acting,
    • more finicking,
    • de-cent,
    • most hairsplitting,
    • ex act,
    • ex-act,
    • dis-criminating,
    • de cent,
    • dis criminating,
    • more hairsplitting,
    • most finicking,
    • ex-acting.

    no-account (adjective)

    • Drossy.

    no-good (adjective)

    • nogood,
    • no good.

    nominal (adjective)

    • low priced,
    • in-expensive,
    • most token,
    • more token,
    • in expensive,
    • lowpriced.

    nonessential (adjective)

    • more deadwood,
    • most deadwood,
    • non essential.

    nugatory (adjective)

    • in-valid,
    • in valid.

    one-dimensional (adjective)

    • onedimensional,
    • one dimensional.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • lithesome,
    • ungrown,
    • excess baggage,
    • lowdown,
    • wimpy,
    • slender,
    • vain,
    • futile,
    • niggling,
    • of no avail,
    • negligible,
    • sorry,
    • little,
    • stupid,
    • poor,
    • small fry,
    • unhelpful,
    • neither here nor there,
    • unfledged,
    • gracile,
    • dispensable,
    • no effect,
    • tasteless,
    • entry-level,
    • unimportant,
    • Resultless,
    • pint-sized,
    • wornout,
    • out the window,
    • undetectable,
    • immaterial,
    • lightweight,
    • minor,
    • counterproductive,
    • mini,
    • short end,
    • counter-productive,
    • on the surface,
    • half-pint,
    • disposable,
    • small-fry,
    • nice,
    • not serious,
    • be coming,
    • inconsequential,
    • shrimper,
    • in vicious circle,
    • light as a feather,
    • smalltime,
    • inappreciable,
    • not worth mentioning,
    • shoestring,
    • on a treadmill,
    • shrimp,
    • Thick-headed,
    • save one’s breath,
    • pointless,
    • itsy-bitsy,
    • halfwitted,
    • big zero,
    • in vain,
    • no-good,
    • paltry,
    • no avail,
    • under-sized,
    • one-dimensional,
    • without reference,
    • Non-essential,
    • off the point,
    • unimposing,
    • no purpose,
    • common,
    • ungrounded,
    • flimsy,
    • nongermane,
    • light,
    • Substract,
    • nonessential,
    • idle,
    • non-germane,
    • unproductive,
    • humble,
    • senseless,
    • inapropos,
    • derisory,
    • beside point,
    • puny,
    • in firm,
    • excusable,
    • imperceptible,
    • babylike,
    • peewee,
    • on treadmill,
    • short-end,
    • moderate,
    • not connected with,
    • tip of the iceberg,
    • second-string,
    • quotidian,
    • low-down,
    • nominal,
    • off the topic,
    • thick-witted,
    • Controvertible,
    • Purportless,
    • to no effect,
    • be fitting,
    • imponderable,
    • comformable,
    • secondary,
    • inappurtenant,
    • unobservable,
    • skin-deep,
    • unvaried,
    • below the mark,
    • no biggie,
    • around in circles,
    • unpersuasive,
    • workaday,
    • not pertaining to,
    • no dice,
    • Finicking,
    • not pertinent,
    • suboptimal,
    • needle in haystack,
    • small,
    • not germane,
    • nugatory,
    • out of place,
    • smattery,
    • small-time,
    • insignificant,
    • slight,
    • superficial,
    • small-scale,
    • measly,
    • Deadwood,
    • to no purpose,
    • no-account,
    • puerile,
    • unavailing,
    • run of the mill,
    • to no avail,
    • Unconsequential,
    • worthless.

    paltry (adjective)

    • most derisory,
    • most low-down,
    • most unconsequential,
    • more low-down,
    • un-consequential,
    • most lowdown,
    • more low down,
    • low down,
    • more derisory,
    • more unconsequential,
    • more lowdown,
    • un consequential,
    • most low down.

    pardonable (adjective)

    • venial.

    piddling (adjective)

    • most peanut,
    • most pettifogging,
    • more peanut,
    • more pettifogging.

    pointless (adjective)

    • un interesting,
    • most nongermane,
    • going nowhere,
    • needle haystack,
    • around circles,
    • non germane,
    • more nongermane.

    poor (adjective)

    • niggardly,
    • SUBPAR.,
    • subnormal,
    • poorer.

    puerile (adjective)

    • un grown,
    • in-experienced,
    • more unfledged,
    • more ungrown,
    • most babylike,
    • un-fledged,
    • most unfledged,
    • most ungrown,
    • un fledged,
    • un-grown,
    • more babylike,
    • in experienced.

    puny (adjective)

    • in-firmer,
    • in-firmest,
    • half pint,
    • most zero,
    • halfpint,
    • most half pint,
    • shrimpest,
    • more halfpint,
    • more peewee,
    • un-soundest,
    • un sound,
    • most half-pint,
    • most halfpint,
    • un-sounder,
    • in firmest,
    • more zero,
    • zilchest,
    • un-developed,
    • un-sound,
    • more half pint,
    • zilcher,
    • most peewee,
    • un sounder,
    • more half-pint,
    • in firmer.

    secondary (adjective)

    • more under,
    • reliefest,
    • re-liefest,
    • more backup,
    • re liefest,
    • most backup,
    • re serve,
    • most under,
    • most substract,
    • re-lief,
    • re lief,
    • reliefer,
    • re-serve,
    • most reserve,
    • re-liefer,
    • more substract,
    • re liefer,
    • more reserve.

    senseless (adjective)

    • without rhyme or reason.

    shallow (adjective)

    • Depthless,
    • shallower,
    • shoaler,
    • shelfer,
    • uncritical,
    • emptyheaded.

    skin-deep (adjective)

    • on surface,
    • skin deep,
    • skindeep.

    slender (adjective)

    • most gracile,
    • most lithesome,
    • more gracile,
    • more lithesome.

    slight (adjective)

    • un-essential,
    • un essential.

    small (adjective)

    • runty,
    • Toyer,
    • bitty,
    • pocket-sized.

    small-time (adjective)

    • small time.

    sorry (adjective)

    • scummy,
    • Despisable,
    • scummier.

    stupid (adjective)

    • half witted,
    • dummiest,
    • dummier,
    • thick headed,
    • more loser,
    • most loser,
    • in discreet,
    • out lunch,
    • in-sensate,
    • more thick headed,
    • in-discreet,
    • illadvised,
    • in sensate,
    • most thick headed,
    • most thick-headed,
    • more thick-headed.

    superficial (adjective)

    • more quick-fix,
    • tip the iceberg,
    • most quick-fix,
    • most warped,
    • most quickfix,
    • in-attentive,
    • nodding,
    • tip iceberg,
    • more smattery,
    • quick-fix,
    • quickfix,
    • tip of iceberg,
    • most quick fix,
    • more quickfix,
    • flashest,
    • flasher,
    • more quick fix,
    • more warped,
    • most smattery.

    tasteless (adjective)

    • low-down-and-dirty.

    thick-witted (adjective)

    • thickwitted,
    • thick witted.

    trifling (adjective)

    • forget it,
    • trifling,
    • no big thing,
    • most loitering,
    • idling,
    • more loitering.

    trivial (adjective)

    • minute,
    • everyday,
    • valueless,
    • trite,
    • diminutive,
    • petty.

    unavailing (adjective)

    • un-availing,
    • un availing.

    unimportant (adjective)

    • zipper,
    • Flyspeck,
    • hairsplitting,
    • one-horse.

    unimposing (adjective)

    • un-impressive,
    • un imposing,
    • more unimpressive,
    • un impressive,
    • unimpressive,
    • un-imposing,
    • most unimpressive.

    unnoticeable (adjective)

    • unnoticeable.

    unobservable (adjective)

    • un-observable,
    • un observable.

    unproductive (adjective)

    • un productive,
    • un-productive,
    • in fertile,
    • in-fertile.

    vain (adjective)

    • Shucker,
    • time-wasting,
    • no-win,
    • not a prayer,
    • unnotable.

    weightless (adjective)

    • light as feather.

    worthless (adjective)

    • in utile,
    • most counterproductive,
    • wastest,
    • more counterproductive,
    • un usable,
    • un-usable,
    • in-utile,
    • counter productive.
  • n.

    • dull,
    • uninspired,
    • dreary,
    • uninteresting,
    • mind-numbing,
    • tedious,
    • unexciting,
    • boring,
    • humdrum.

    • inconsequent,
    • big.

    banal (noun)

    • banal.

    fiddling (noun)

    • fiddling.

    footling (noun)

    • footling.

    frivolous (noun)

    • frivolous.

    lilliputian (noun)

    • lilliputian.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • quantity.

    petty (noun)

    • dribbling,
    • atomic,
    • dinky,
    • trashy,
    • beside the point,
    • indifferent,
    • shallow,
    • scurvy,
    • cutting no ice,
    • inferior,
    • meager,
    • scanty,
    • cut-and-dried,
    • momentary,
    • nickle-and-dime,
    • mangy,
    • rinky-dink,
    • vanishing,
    • mean,
    • two-bit,
    • small town,
    • of little moment,
    • microscopic.

    picayune (noun)

    • picayune.

    piddling (noun)

    • piddling.

    piffling (noun)

    • piffling.
  • v.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • size.
  • Other synonyms:

    Mickey Mouse

    • mickey mouse.

    • clinical,
    • numbing,
    • blah,
    • stale,
    • stodgy,
    • least,
    • middle-aged,
    • barren,
    • inert.

    • derivative,
    • tame,
    • bland,
    • deadly.

    • dry,
    • gray,
    • slow.

    • sad.

    • dead.

    • flat.

    carping

    • quibbling.

    commonplace

    • platitudinous,
    • commonplace.

    excusable

    • forgivable.

    inessential

    • unessential.

    refined

    • finespun.

    second-rate

    • minor league.

    subsidiary

    • incidental.

    trifling

    • penny ante.

How to use «Trivial» in context?

Triviality is a quality often associated with things that are not important or that are not worth doing. It is a word that is often used to describe things that are not important, or things that are not worth doing. Although, in some cases, triviality can be a good thing. It can make something interesting, and it can be a way of making something more fun. There are times, though, when triviality can be a bad thing. It can be a way of making something less important, or it can be a way of making something less fun.

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  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      inconsequential, insignificant, minor, petty.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      benign, corny, derisory, everyday, innocuous, little, ludicrous, marginal, minuscule, modest, nominal, ordinary, pathetic, pointless, routine, simple, straightforward, tiny, unremarkable, shorter.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      banal, commonplace, frivolous, futile, immaterial, inconsiderable, irrelevant, laughable, meaningless, minimal, mundane, negligible, paltry, ridiculous, run-of-the-mill, slight, small, tacky, trifling, trite, unimportant.

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chickenshit     (U.S. slang)   commonplace, everyday, frivolous, incidental, inconsequential, inconsiderable, insignificant, little, meaningless, minor, negligible, nickel-and-dime     (U.S. slang)   paltry, petty, puny, slight, small, trifling, trite, unimportant, valueless, wanky     (taboo slang)   worthless  
  
Antonyms     
   considerable, crucial, essential, important, profound, serious, significant, uncommon, unusual, vital, weighty, worthwhile  

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trivial

     
If you describe something as trivial, you think that it is unimportant and not serious.      adj  
The director tried to wave aside these issues as trivial details that could be settled later…     

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