Definitions from the Web
tivial
Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition: Of little significance or importance; unimportant.
Example sentences:
- The lecturer discussed a wide range of important topics, but unfortunately, he spent a lot of time on some tivial issues.
- He always gets caught up in tivial details instead of focusing on the bigger picture.
- It's a waste of time to argue about such tivial matters when there are more pressing concerns at hand.
Part of Speech: Noun (Plural: trivia)
Definition: Small, unimportant details or pieces of information.
Example sentences:
- I enjoy playing trivia games to test my knowledge of various tivial facts.
- The biographies of famous people often reveal intriguing tivial about their personal lives.
- During the quiz show, the contestants were challenged with a wide range of tivial questions.
Part of Speech: Adverb
Definition: In a manner that is of little significance or importance.
Example sentences:
- She answered the question tivially, not realizing the importance of her response.
- He dismissed the rumors tivially without considering their potential consequences.
- The speaker tivially mentioned the topic during his presentation, but failed to explore it further.
Related Products on Amazon:
Trivia Games
Trivia Books |