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Meanings of inconsequential in anglès

Lacking worth or importance.

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Usage of inconsequential in anglès
1
People began to talk to their companions, talk of pleasant, inconsequential things.
Helen of troy
2
Sometimes fleeting, relatively inconsequential images are more eloquent than long, detailed analysis.
The Irish Times
3
This is all very inconsequential to the turning of the planet, however.
The Guardian
4
But Murdoch senior's bluntness had the effect of rendering James' testimony inconsequential.
Reuters
5
He started to dismiss the news as inconsequential, then stared at Malin.
Perilous Shield
6
Conclusion: The thickness of cartilage on the coronoid tip is not inconsequential.
Pubmed
7
He shrugged as if to dismiss the offer as inconsequential between friends.
Stonewielder
8
To absorb some alternate view, as meaningful and inconsequential as her own.
The blood that bonds
9
If she pretended he was so inconsequential he didn't even matter, perhaps-
Flag in Exile
10
Oh, and there are some ultimately completely inconsequential federal agents chasing them.
News.com.au
11
Macon laughed dismissively, as if we were talking about something completely inconsequential.
Beautiful creatures
12
I gave them tiny freedoms, inconsequential things, and again they worked harder.
The Irda (Children of the Stars)
13
Basin was a short, inconsequential street, although it hadn't always been so.
Iron lace
14
Nothing that needed setting aright was too inconsequential for a paternal order.
The Seigneurs of Old Canada : A Chronicle of New World Feudalism
15
That she was an inconsequential free lover at twenty-one was quite plain.
The Titan
16
For me the gun was inconsequential, like I'd never seen one before.
The king of lies
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