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Meanings of rather trivial in English
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Usage of rather trivial in English
1
In the laboratory the fatigue is slight enough, the distraction rather trivial.
2
I didn't mention the point because it was rather trivial.
3
You'll excuse a rather trivial question: are you hungry?
4
We wanted something really representative, and the majority of these plays for amateurs are rather trivial.
5
Bennington's injuries had been rather trivial; it had been his personal appearance that had terrified the women.
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She had been a Miss Alice du Cane, at first an intelligent, cynical and rather trivial person.
7
But this objection is, surely, rather trivial.
8
The musical box somewhere on the table began playing a rather trivial, rather plaintive air that was strange to him.
9
Well, actually, the jobs to which they were suited were rather trivial-someof them were actually "made work."
10
Many people would be glad for rather trivial and unworthy reasons that I should confess a faith in God, and few would take offence.
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I could sense that Bohr had a much greater liking for Hamlet's castle in Kronborg than for this rather trivial monument to the courtly life.