a trifle (Meaning)

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a trifle (r)

to a small degree; somewhat

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.

to a small degree; somewhat

just,slightly, a bit,little, nominally, negligibly, minimally,hardly, barely, scarcely

so, completely, something, extremely, especially, far, much, substantially, purely, exceedingly

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.