a trifle Antonyms
Strongest:
- something
- entirely
- entirely
- far
- full
- extra
- deadly
- substantially
- considerably
- mighty
- right
- greatly
- purely
- exceeding
- super
- deadly
- totally
- right
- terribly
- too
- completely
- terribly
- extremely
- something
- awful
- purely
- greatly
- substantially
- exceedingly
- highly
- super
- significantly
- highly
- exceeding
- too
- much
- particularly
- extremely
- completely
- especially
- far
- most
- utterly
- most
- utterly
- considerably
- real
- awful
- significantly
- real
- very
- so
- particularly
- extra
- exceedingly
- especially
- very
- totally
- much
- so
- full
- mighty
Strong:
- jolly
- rattling
- exceptionally
- extensively
- frightfully
- rattling
- thoroughly
- extensively
- eminently
- frightfully
- beastly
- mortally
- heavily
- exceptionally
- heavily
- awfully
- eminently
- thoroughly
- awfully
- mortally
- mightily
- jolly
- beastly
- mightily
Weak:
Meaning of a trifle
a trifle (r)
to a small degree; somewhat
a trifle Sentence Examples
- She dismissed the issue as a trifle, considering it insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
- The baker added a trifle of extra sugar to the recipe to enhance the sweetness of the dessert.
- Despite facing adversity, he maintained a trifle of optimism that things would improve.
- The dispute between the neighbors seemed like a trifle compared to the harmony of the close-knit community.
- The antique shop displayed a trifle of delicate jewelry, capturing the attention of collectors.
- The teacher emphasized that paying attention to details, even the smallest trifle, was crucial in academic success.
- The artist included a trifle of subtle details in the painting, inviting viewers to explore its nuances.
- The weather, though a trifle chilly, did not dampen the spirits of the enthusiastic hikers.
- Her explanation of the complex scientific concept was simplified to a trifle, making it more accessible to the students.
- Despite the challenging circumstances, she managed to maintain a trifle of humor to lighten the mood.
FAQs About the word a trifle
to a small degree; somewhat
slightly, just, a bit,little, negligibly, nominally, scarcely, barely,hardly, meagerly
something, entirely, entirely, far, full, extra, deadly, substantially, considerably, mighty
She dismissed the issue as a trifle, considering it insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
The baker added a trifle of extra sugar to the recipe to enhance the sweetness of the dessert.
Despite facing adversity, he maintained a trifle of optimism that things would improve.
The dispute between the neighbors seemed like a trifle compared to the harmony of the close-knit community.
