(Informal) small and of little importance.
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I believe that her plan is too superficial and lacks concrete measures.
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Not only to make them smile; that's a bit superficial, of course.
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Novelty captivates the superficial and thoughtless; vehemence delights the discontented and turbulent.
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She begins by saying: People think that writing about trends is superficial.
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The novelty is all superficial; the tradition is all interior and profound.
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Consumers are 'overwhelmed with relatively trivial choices' says a professor of psychology.
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Did he think her family morally trivial for keeping a clean house?
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Changes to the Constitution are not done for trivial or transient reasons.
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I only quote this as a trivial example of observation and inference.
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There's a tendency to attribute far too much importance to trivial developments.
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Your case is too vague and too trivial to merit their attention.
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Money, time, and energy squandered on the detailed analysis of the trivial.
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Modifying the electromatic typewriters to deal with this is, of course, trivial.
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Technical challenges related to analyzing large-scale neuronal recording data are not trivial.
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But the cybersecurity and forensics community described the task as almost trivial.
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In the laboratory the fatigue is slight enough, the distraction rather trivial.
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It sounds so trivial in retrospect, but such turning points often are.
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In my opinion, surgeons are chosen for the most trivial of reasons.
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The loss or decline of a single species might seem relatively trivial.
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You may need to resist paying too much attention to trivial details!
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The general heads of law on that subject are vulgar and trivial.
