negligible (Meaning)

Wordnet

negligible (s)

so small as to be meaningless; insignificant

not worth considering

Webster

That may neglicted, disregarded, or left out of consideration.

The amount of carbon dioxide emissions attributed to the flight was negligible compared to other sources.
The impact of the new policy on the overall economy was negligible due to its limited scope.
The population of sea turtles in the region has been in decline, but the rate of decrease has become negligible in recent years.
The probability of winning the lottery is negligible, but it continues to attract countless players.
The change in temperature over the past decade has been negligible, indicating a relatively stable climate.
The difference in weight between the two products was negligible and could be ignored for practical purposes.
The cost of the upgrade was negligible relative to the potential benefits it promised.
The contamination levels were negligible, making the water safe for human consumption.
The contribution of the newcomer to the team's performance was negligible, as they failed to make a significant impact.
The amount of oversight required for the project was negligible due to its straightforward nature.

so small as to be meaningless; insignificant, not worth consideringThat may neglicted, disregarded, or left out of consideration.

insignificant, tiny,nominal, trivial, slight, piffling, footling, picayune, inconsiderable, minute

serious, considerable, substantial, important, significant, big, big,considerable, important, substantial

The amount of carbon dioxide emissions attributed to the flight was negligible compared to other sources.

The impact of the new policy on the overall economy was negligible due to its limited scope.

The population of sea turtles in the region has been in decline, but the rate of decrease has become negligible in recent years.

The probability of winning the lottery is negligible, but it continues to attract countless players.