insignificant Antonyms
Strongest:
- decisive
- substantial
- major
- important
- momentous
- consequential
- meaningful
- significant
- big
- meaningful
- fatal
- substantial
- important
- decisive
- big
- major
- consequential
- momentous
- fatal
- significant
Strong:
- fateful
- principal
- prominent
- weighty
- eventful
- distinctive
- distinctive
- great
- valuable
- outstanding
- chief
- remarkable
- exceptional
- worthy
- worthwhile
- remarkable
- distinguished
- overbearing
- chief
- outstanding
- fateful
- overriding
- worthwhile
- overriding
- impressive
- overbearing
- exceptional
- principal
- dominant
- unfrivolous
- prominent
- material
- distinguished
- material
- impressive
- eventful
- great
- valuable
- unfrivolous
- dominant
- worthy
- weighty
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- nugatory
- minute
- inconsequential
- small-fry
- petty
- trifling
- negligible
- frivolous
- foolish
- incidental
- inconsiderable
Weak:
Meaning of insignificant
insignificant (s)
signifying nothing
of little importance or influence or power; of minor status
small and unimpressive
insignificant (a)
devoid of importance, meaning, or force
insignificant (a.)
Not significant; void of signification, sense, or import; meaningless; as, insignificant words.
Having no weight or effect; answering no purpose; unimportant; valueless; futile.
Without weight of character or social standing; mean; contemptible; as, an insignificant person.
insignificant Sentence Examples
- The insignificant scratch on the car's paint job was hardly noticeable.
- Despite its elaborate facade, the building's historical significance was deemed insignificant.
- The minor typo in the document was too insignificant to warrant a correction.
- The company's financial losses were insignificant compared to its overall revenue.
- The insignificant details of the case were ignored in favor of the more pressing matters.
- The politician's apology for his insignificant remarks failed to appease his critics.
- The insignificant gesture of goodwill did little to resolve the long-standing conflict.
- The insignificance of the discovery led scientists to abandon their research.
- The insignificant amount of rain failed to quench the raging fire.
- The insignificant role played by the actor in the film left him feeling disappointed.
FAQs About the word insignificant
signifying nothing, of little importance or influence or power; of minor status, devoid of importance, meaning, or force, small and unimpressiveNot significant;
small, minor, worthless, trivial, unimportant, slight, little, nugatory, minute, inconsequential
decisive, substantial, major, important, momentous, consequential, meaningful, significant, big, meaningful
The insignificant scratch on the car's paint job was hardly noticeable.
Despite its elaborate facade, the building's historical significance was deemed insignificant.
The minor typo in the document was too insignificant to warrant a correction.
The company's financial losses were insignificant compared to its overall revenue.
