inconsiderable (Meaning)
inconsiderable (a)
too small or unimportant to merit attention
inconsiderable (a.)
Not considerable; unworthy of consideration or notice; unimportant; small; trivial; as, an inconsiderable distance; an inconsiderable quantity, degree, value, or sum.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconsiderable
Synonyms:
- minute
- petty
- worthless
- nugatory
- trifling
- negligible
- incidental
- foolish
- frivolous
- trivial
- inconsequential
- small-fry
Antonyms:
- material
- remarkable
- chief
- fateful
- outstanding
- unfrivolous
- exceptional
- prominent
- impressive
- worthwhile
- overbearing
- remarkable
- distinctive
- prominent
- worthwhile
- principal
- exceptional
- principal
- great
- overriding
- worthy
- outstanding
- chief
- dominant
- overbearing
- dominant
- valuable
- eminent
- overriding
- impressive
- distinguished
- distinguished
- fateful
- worthy
- unfrivolous
- distinctive
- eminent
- great
- material
- valuable
Synonyms:
- jerkwater
- neither here nor there
- small-time
- one-horse
- obscure
- unknown
- Mickey Mouse
- paltry
- anonymous
- fiddling
Antonyms:
inconsiderable Sentence Examples
- The child's misdeeds were considered inconsiderable compared to the larger problems at hand.
- Despite her accomplishments, her contributions were often met with inconsiderable recognition.
- The sum of money was inconsiderable, but it was enough to cover the essential expenses.
- Her worries seemed inconsiderable amidst the global crisis unfolding around her.
- The error was inconsiderable and did not warrant significant concern.
- The impact of the project was inconsiderable, leaving little lasting change.
- Her anger was inconsiderable, a mere flicker that soon passed.
- The distance to the destination was inconsiderable, making the journey seem effortless.
- The number of attendees was inconsiderable, indicating a lackluster turnout.
- The damage caused by the storm was inconsiderable, with only minor repairs required.
FAQs About the word inconsiderable
too small or unimportant to merit attentionNot considerable; unworthy of consideration or notice; unimportant; small; trivial; as, an inconsiderable distance; a
slight, little, unimportant,small, insignificant, minor, minute, petty, worthless, nugatory
momentous, decisive, weighty, big, decisive,significant, meaningful, major, significant, consequential
The child's misdeeds were considered inconsiderable compared to the larger problems at hand.
Despite her accomplishments, her contributions were often met with inconsiderable recognition.
The sum of money was inconsiderable, but it was enough to cover the essential expenses.
Her worries seemed inconsiderable amidst the global crisis unfolding around her.
