extremely trivial

Frequency: 7.211.0 per million words

To a very high degree; very unimportant.

trivialADVERB + trivial

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • The issue seemed extremely trivial to the experienced engineer.
  • Don't waste time on such an extremely trivial detail.
  • Her concerns were dismissed as extremely trivial by her colleagues.
  • Compared to the main problem, this glitch is extremely trivial.
  • He found the conversation about celebrity gossip extremely trivial.
  • Even an extremely trivial error can sometimes lead to bigger problems.
  • The manager considered the complaint extremely trivial and ignored it.
  • For a seasoned professional, the task was extremely trivial.
  • She felt that arguing over such an extremely trivial matter was pointless.
  • The cost of the repair was extremely trivial compared to the value of the house.