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Adjective
(of an object or situation) Opposite for significant in degree of importance or urgency
“Cersei felt that the White Walkers were a minor issue until she was almost attacked by a wight.”
Adjective
(of a quality or condition) Opposite for significant in degree of importance or urgency
“To say that entertainment is of lesser importance as an art form fails to give credence to its subversive and humbling characteristics.”
Adjective
Opposite for noteworthy historically, or among one's peers
“He was just one of many unknown painters from the 19th century.”
Adjective
Opposite for complicated in nature
“He underwent minor surgery and was back to his feet in no time.”
Adjective
Opposite for arduous in nature
“This is a reasonably easy undertaking that will probably be completed within a few days.”
Adjective
Opposite for large in size or amount
“We expected to make some major cash, but our earnings turned out to be nominal.”
Verb
(major in) Opposite for to concentrate on a particular area of study
“I have decided to diversify my areas of study to encompass several subjects.”
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