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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of being of crucial significance or importance Opposite of representing an essential element Opposite of having emotional or sentimental value Opposite of highlighting the main points of a discussion Opposite of denoting a high degree of seriousness Opposite of having influence or power Opposite of providing great utility or usefulness Opposite of having too high an opinion of one's own worth Opposite of noble, venerable, majestic, or awe-inspiring Opposite of renowned and recognized in a given field or domain Opposite of worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual Opposite of exceptionally good in standard or quality Opposite of exceedingly large in amount Opposite of serious or significant in nature … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of being of crucial significance or importance unimportant inconsequential insignificant trivial frivolous unconsequential inessential minor nonessential unnecessary secondary irrelevant meaningless dispensable uncritical auxiliary unessential pointless immaterial trifling useless inferior additional optional extra worthless needless subordinate subsidiary non-essential unneeded extraneous noncritical nonurgent superficial incidental noncompulsory superfluous unrequired redundant peripheral supplementary least last inconsiderable supplemental negligible ancillary insubstantial vain lesser senseless valueless extrinsic unwanted surplus unsubstantial expendable unprofitable nonobligatory purposeless lowest excess external petty ornamental gratuitous subservient uncalled-for cosmetic uninfluential undesirable disposable undesired accompanying adjuvant supporting fiddling unexcited apathetic complementary assisting piddling inconclusive unclear indecisive indefinite contributory casual nondescript lightweight nothing small-fry tangential backup average another alternate second subjacent less important alternative outside least important routine regular lower light collateral ignorable marginal picayunish half-hearted dull not very important not so important incomprehensible unworthy futile inane fruitless bad wasteful disadvantageous hurting unhelpful unintelligible illogical silly motiveless aimless incoherent feckless ridiculous unproductive nugatory vacuous hollow fatuous empty nonsensical good-for-nothing of no use having no effect carrying no great weight accidental accessory more ❯ “The task is unimportant and has no consequence of significance.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of representing an essential element unnecessary unimportant inessential minor optional secondary circumstantial nonessential subsidiary ancillary auxiliary needless unsubstantial adscititious adventitious appurtenant not big not worth mentioning uncritical undistinctive small tiny “The cup-holder is an inessential component of the car.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having emotional or sentimental value trivial trifling piddling piffling puerile valueless worthless meagreUK meagerUS of little worth of no value inconsequential insignificant unimportant minor meaningless inconsiderable immaterial frivolous insubstantial negligible petty irrelevant slight silly small unsubstantial inessential nominal pointless fiddling pettifogging piddly shallow little superficial paltry foolish niggling footling nonessential nugatory non-essential incidental useless lightweight inappreciable secondary auxiliary marginal picayune puny unnoteworthy uneventful flimsy ordinary trite negligeable measly minute unremarkable no-account penny-ante de minimis empty-headed small-fry feather-brained of little importance of no importance not worth bothering about of no account of no consequence of little consequence of little account more ❯ “It was a trivial item that had been laying about the house for years.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of highlighting the main points of a discussion irrelevant meaningless pointless uninteresting aimless ambiguous asinine baseless bootless ignorable negligible petty bland daft atomic beside the point “The question of what consumers will actually do with the cash is irrelevant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of denoting a high degree of seriousness frivolous nothing petty exiguous gratuitous inappreciable not worth worrying about picayune nugatory of no account of no great concern of no importance at a low level unimportant trivial minor inconsequential insignificant immaterial irrelevant trifling pointless negligible incidental flippant nonessential meaningless unsubstantial impertinent humorous jocular jesting flip playful kittenish joking facetious ludic facile easy thin solvable small inconsiderable marginal superficial lesser secondary little trite lightweight paltry puny auxiliary meagerUS slight piddling minute subordinate second-rate scanty diminutive unprofound tiny low-ranking ignorable inessential minuscule flimsy poorer slighter lessened middling beside the point meagreUK of no consequence second-fiddle low-grade minor-league lower rung second-class more ❯ “This is a frivolous matter which can be ignored.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having influence or power insignificant unimportant anonymous common incapable ineffective low-ranking nameless normal ordinary unworthy down-to-earth egoless impotent inconsiderable menial self-distrustful self-reproachful self-reproving uncomplacent unknown unnoteworthy unsubstantial abased beggarly beneath boring brainless causeless counterproductive depthless diminutive dishonorableUS dishonoredUS dishonourableUK dishonouredUK futile inappreciable infamous inferior lesser little nondescript not rich pedestrian powerless regular run-of-the-mill second-class second-fiddle second-rate second-string small small-time weak abject ahistorical below below the mark childish lacking usual slight humble trivial modest minor inconsequential negligible trifling obscure unremarkable unsung undistinguished uncelebrated lowly unnotable commonplace inconspicuous helpless unfamous unexceptional plain low healthful life-giving uneventful unnoticeable lightweight criticizedUS criticisedUK unheard-of secondary ephemeral unhistoric unassuming unpretentious forgettable unmemorable unimpressive derided everyday meaningless secret familiar standard hidden indecisive unfamiliar unconvincing inconclusive unpersuasive uncompelling unrenowned ineffectual unestablished obscured dull incomplete invisible novel new unhonoured undiscovered humdrum forgotten unpopular wholesome nourishing vital unnecessary easily ignored unexciting uninteresting inexalted inglorious unacclaimed little known unheard of nugatory inactive soft disabled infirm unhealthy fragile lucky healthy disrespected subordinate debased humiliated condemned denounced more ❯ “The errand boy was an insignificant person, mostly unrecognized by those around him.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of providing great utility or usefulness useless worthless dull helpless incompetent inept unqualified unskilled unskillful average backup back up below par defective deficient feckless good-for-nothing ineffectual inexpert miniature uncelebrated unfit bromidic doesn't cut it no big deal no biggie no big thing no great shakes not as great paltry vapid dysfunctional obscure “The broken electric kettle was now just a useless hunk of wires and plastic.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having too high an opinion of one's own worth effacing acquiescent bashful compliant cowering cringing deferential demure diffident humble introverted lowly meek modest mousey mousy overmodest passive quiet reserved retiring self-critical self-doubting sheepish shrinking shy subdued submissive timid unaggressive unarrogant unassertive unassuming unobtrusive unpretentious yielding egoless uncomplacent self-effacing unsure discreet unpresuming unostentatious unboastful unhappy self-deprecating self-conscious obsequious hesitant unself-confident unconceited cautious subservient wimpish mild uncertain thoughtful reticent polite friendly warm unsatisfied beneath below dissatisfied discontented unfulfilled uneasy blushing respectful insecure soft-spoken down-to-earth anxious free from vanity discontent troubled simple natural unaffected plain unselfish kind dull more ❯ “He was a self-effacing actor, unlike most of his peers.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of noble, venerable, majestic, or awe-inspiring flighty frivolous giddy goofy humble silly undignified unheroic unimposing unimpressive Adjective ▲ Opposite of renowned and recognized in a given field or domain disreputable obscure humble minor lowly unimportant unknown unimpressive insignificant ordinary modest unprestigious common Adjective ▲ Opposite of worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual forgettable undistinguished unmemorable unremarkable mediocre ordinary uninteresting boring commonplace insignificant mainstream overworked unexciting unimaginative average lacklustreUK ornery predictable unimposing unnoteworthy drab dull hackneyed tired uneventful unexceptional prosaic stale unimpressive uninspiring unspectacular vanilla featureless indifferent overdone unimportant worthless banal indistinct quotidian trivial uninspired bland characterless humdrum inconsequential mundane plain ignorable immemorable lacklusterUS routine unoriginal weak derivative disregardable neglectable overused pedestrian poor trite middle-of-the-road nothing special plain vanilla run-of-the-mill worn-out common monotonous dreary unstimulating flat insipid dismal bromidic soporific tedious tiresome unenjoyable simple regular generic unentertaining standard minor normal conventional typical stereotypical household wearisome unpretentious inferior everyday garden variety OK more ❯ “It's a forgettable film featuring a throw-away story with unmemorable characters and unremarkable performances.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of exceptionally good in standard or quality abysmal egregious awful dreadful poor appalling low terrible atrocious deplorable disgraceful inadequate mediocre rotten shameful dismal inferior lamentable average laughable lousy pathetic substandard unsatisfactory bad pitiful horrible ordinary shocking crummy useless unexceptional unimpressive unremarkable frightful godawful hideous insignificant unnotable unnoticeable very bad “The public defence system which provides legal advice for those who can't afford it is notorious for its abysmal standards.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of exceedingly large in amount meagerUS meagreUK insignificant small little exiguous frugal inadequate inconsiderable unconsiderable insubstantial unsubstantial insufficient lowly minimal minimum modest paltry poor faint inappreciable limited measly miserly negligible nominal piddling pitiful scant scanty sparse stingy ungenerous fractional marginal nothing shabby simple lesser miserable mingy pathetic shoestring “Only the frugal ones would find value in meager sums of money.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of serious or significant in nature harmless innocent innocuous light nonhazardous nonthreatening safe trivial unserious unthreatening favorableUS favourableUK frivolous funny happy inconsequential insignificant little minor ridiculous silly small unimportant Find more words! 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