trivial
/ˈtrɪviəl/
adjective
- Of little importance or value; not serious or significant.
- He considered the complaint trivial and ignored it.
- The difference in price was trivial, so she chose the better quality item.
- Don't waste time on trivial arguments that don't matter.
- Relating to or being the simplest or most basic form of something, often in mathematics or science.
- The equation had a trivial solution where x equals zero.
- In topology, a trivial knot is just a loop that isn't tangled.
- The proof started with the trivial case before moving to complex ones.
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