English to Latin Meaning of insignificant - minimis

Insignificant :

minimis

adjective

tam vanum, frigidum, ridiculum, minimis, insensata, inanis, aestimemus assis!, fiddling,, exiguus, Parvus, aedes, paulo, pusillum, habilis, fructu efficitur, nequiquam, inutilia,, sine fructu est, nihil operatur, vilis, , acque reprobandum, abominationis, L eve, semitarii moechi:, non est magni momenti, egeni,, maxime pauperum, contristatus, miser, súpplici confessióne

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Definitions of insignificant in English

Adjective(1) signifying nothing(2) of little importance or influence or power; of minor status(3) devoid of importance, meaning, or force(4) small and unimpressive

Examples of insignificant in English

(1) The value of their lives is insignificant , compared to the value of our rights and freedoms.(2) Never believe that you are too insignificant to make a difference.(3) This has led to a saving of over 100 requests a month our current daily workload which, if translated into money, is not an insignificant amount.(4) All that is insignificant compared to what his family has faced.(5) Jesus is saying to us that we matter in God's eyes, we are not insignificant .(6) I now realise that charges are but an insignificant issue compared to the ongoing uncertainty about what am I going to get when I reach retirement.(7) The post-socialization troubles of the Chinese countryside were insignificant compared with those experienced by the Soviet Union.(8) Only an insignificant amount of the mass of the atom is associated with electrons, so the mass of the atom also stays essentially the same.(9) Don't think that local elections are measly, insignificant , and not worth your time.(10) One of the crucial aspects that I like to point out is that crime in Namibia is insignificant compared with that in South Africa, for instance.(11) It is surely possible to imagine a culture, for instance, in which race would be an unimportant, insignificant characteristic of individuals.(12) By the way, this is not to say that Chinese bloggers are totally insignificant and negligible.(13) He pointed out levels are insignificant compared with parts of Devon and Cornwall where more than 30 per cent of houses are affected.(14) He was insignificant , so that no one would remember or notice, which is why he was perfect for his job.(15) No matter what the outcome, no-one should ever feel that their view is too small, unimportant or insignificant for them to put it forward and have their voice heard.(16) The pensioners' Christmas bonus, was, in that overall scheme, an insignificant measure that amounted to a token of the government's intent.

Related Phrases of insignificant

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. unimportant ::

profectos audiit,

2. peanut ::

eros

3. undistinguished ::

sor

Antonyms

1. big ::

magnum

2. consequential ::

consequential

3. important ::

magna

4. major ::

Maior

5. material ::

materiales

6. momentous ::

Haec culti

7. significant ::

significans

8. substantial ::

substantial

Different Forms

insignificant, insignificantly

Word Example from TV Shows

A fly. I get it. It seems INSIGNIFICANT, right?

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 10

Examples of insignificant from TV Shows

A fly. I get it. It seems INSIGNIFICANT, right?

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 10

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