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Of little value or importance

Lacking depth of character

Unable or insufficient to produce any effect or result

(of a person) Superficial, concerned only with petty things

Low in rank or status

Requiring or involving very little or no effort

Easily excused or forgiven

Not detectable or too small in magnitude to be observed

Made or done without much thought or premeditation

(of entertainment) Not profound or serious

So lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring

Very commonly encountered or observed

Tending to find fault or raise petty objections

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Adjective

Of little value or importance

inconsequential

of no consequence

nickel-and-dime

of little account

of no importance

not worth mentioning

of little consequence

of little importance

twopenny-halfpenny

beside the point

not worth bothering about

neither here nor there

not worth speaking of

of no great concern

of minor importance

too little too late

underrepresented

no great shakes

surplus to requirements

unconsequential

hardly worth mentioning

of no significance

counterproductive

lacking substance

of little import

of less importance

good-for-nothing

smallest amount of

dissatisfactory

not worth worrying about

not pertaining to

not connected with

off the subject

nothing to do with the case

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“Many people will benefit from this, yet still, there are some who obstruct and complain about the smallest trivial detail.”

Adjective

Lacking depth of character

“However, these principles and methods are based on somewhat misguided or trivial understanding of the importance of imagination in students' lives.”

Adjective

Unable or insufficient to produce any effect or result

without rhyme or reason

inconsequential

no good to gundy

lacking foundation

without grounds

without foundation

not worth the candle

in vicious circle

without success

counterproductive

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“Of what consequence can be the trivial efforts of such insignificant creatures?”

Adjective

(of a person) Superficial, concerned only with petty things

“Sometimes he presents her as a vain and trivial woman, sometimes as merely ignorant and fearful.”

Adjective

Low in rank or status

undistinguished

underprivileged

inconsequential

unsophisticated

lower in status

not very important

beneath someone

under someone's heel

not so important

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“I shall wonder else how such a trivial fellow was accepted and commended, to be the confuter of so dangerous an opinion as ye give out mine.”

Adjective

Requiring or involving very little or no effort

straightforward

a piece of cake

as easy as falling off a log

money for old rope

a walk in the park

a piece of old tackle

no muss no fuss

a five-finger exercise

easily operated

easy to understand

meat-and-potatoes

unsophisticated

straight sailing

easily accomplished

without a hitch

easily understood

low-maintenance

meat and potatoes

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Adjective

Easily excused or forgiven

within accepted bounds

able to hold water

on the up and up

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Adjective

Not detectable or too small in magnitude to be observed

indistinguishable

inconsequential

undistinguishable

impossible to detect

hard to make out

barely perceptible

delicately complex

hardly noticeable

hardly detectable

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Adjective

Made or done without much thought or premeditation

spur-of-the-moment

improvisational

autoschediastic

spur of the moment

shot from the hip

ill-thought-out

extemporized^US

extemporised^UK

jumping to conclusions

hell-for-leather

self-destructive

not thought through

badly thought out

jumping the gun

over-adventurous

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Adjective

(of entertainment) Not profound or serious

Adjective

So lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring

run-of-the-mill

dull as dishwater

undistinguished

no great shakes

nothing to write home about

middle-of-the-road

common or garden

lacking variety

unsophisticated

run of the mill

lacking variation

lacking excitement

lacking interest

nothing to get excited about

soul-destroying

past their sell-by date

run-of-the-mine

dull as ditchwater

standardized^US

conventionalized

standardised^UK

middle of the road

nothing special

readily available

widely available

fair-to-middling

fair to middling

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Adjective

Very commonly encountered or observed

middle-of-the-road

run-of-the-mill

undistinguished

common or garden

no great shakes

nothing to write home about

run-of-the-mine

nothing to get excited about

run of the mill

nothing special

lacking variety

lacking variation

straightforward

par for the course

inconsequential

soul-destroying

well established

blending into the background

unsophisticated

cheap and commonplace

recognizable^US

dull as dishwater

lacking excitement

lacking interest

recognisable^UK

one-size-fits-all

fair to middling

middle of the road

occurring often

matter-of-course

dull as ditchwater

long-established

standardized^US

standardised^UK

tried and tested

fair-to-middling

across the board

only to be expected

taken for granted

well-established

dyed-in-the-wool

what one would expect

readily available

widely available

playing it safe

standard operating procedure

according to Hoyle

in the habit of

matter-of- fact

individualistic

officially recognized

traditionalistic

institutionalized^US

institutionalised^UK

of little importance

of no consequence

of no importance

of little consequence

not worth mentioning

of no great concern

across-the-board

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

bred-in-the-bone

according to the book

socially obligatory

conforming to accepted standards

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Adjective

Tending to find fault or raise petty objections

pass-remarkable

unfavourable^UK

over-censorious

difficult to please

impossible to please

on someone's back

severely critical

full of reproof

uncomplimentary

dishonouring^UK

scandalmongering

disadvantageous

straightforward

straight from the shoulder

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