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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtrɪviəl/
trivial means: Too small or unimportant to deserve much attention.
adjective
UNIMPORTANTB2
Too small or unimportant to deserve much attention.
- It was a trivial mistake.
- They argued about trivial details all evening.
- Do not let a trivial problem spoil your day.
ORDINARYC2
Very ordinary and familiar, with nothing unusual or special about it.
- Their conversation concerned trivial everyday events.
- The novel turns trivial experiences into beautiful stories.
- He recorded the trivial routines of village life.
Questions about trivial
What does trivial mean?
Too small or unimportant to deserve much attention.
What is trivial in other languages?
Türkçe: önemsiz · Español: trivial · Français: insignifiant · Deutsch: unbedeutend · Italiano: insignificante · 日本語: 些細な
How do you pronounce trivial?
It is pronounced /ˈtrɪviəl/.
How do you use trivial in a sentence?
It was a trivial mistake. They argued about trivial details all evening.
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