Urban Dictionaryįeeding bad information or faulty logic to the opposing team when playing Trivial Pursuit in an effort to steer the team toward the wrong answer. Non-Trivial is sometimes used by engineers / scientist to (jokingly?) describe the extremely difficult problems that they are faced with. A lot of people care too much about these things and some use these matters against others to boost their self esteem. Trivial Matters: Things in life that have almost no value. Someone who acts irresponsibly or with stupidity. Thinks they're good at prac, and will fold anyone in a game of Minesweeper or BTD Battles. Only past-facs are Honor, Toronto, and Arma. Urban DictionaryĪ tier 4 player that got an ego after joining Arma. But when it all comes down to it, they don't really matter. Trivialities are all the not very important things in life that we are put through to question in our life. Used in mathematics to mean 'this is obvious, so I won't waste space writing up the proof here.' Urban Dictionary Questions/Tasks: A trivial question can perhaps be defined as something for which either the answer or the method of finding the answer is known by the person asked the question. One is to describe answers, and the other is to describe questions/tasks.Īnswers: A trivial answer is something which is either immediately self-evident or which conveys no information. There are at least two usages of 'trivial'. adjectiveĪny of the three liberal arts forming the trivium.Ī term misused by neckbeard IT people as a synonym for 'simple'. Of little worth or importance inconsiderable trifling petty paltry. One of the three liberal arts forming the trivium. nounĪ coefficient or other quantity not containing the quantities of the set considered. One of the three liberal arts which constitute the trivium. In echinoderms, specifically, of or pertaining to the trivium: as, the trivial (anterior) ambulacra of a sea-urchin. Specific not generic: noting what used to be called the nomen triviale-that is, the second or specific term in the binomial technical name of an animal or a plant, such terms being often adopted or adapted from a popular name or epithet. In zoology and botany: Common popular vernacular not technical: noting the popular or familiar names of animals or plants, as distinguished from the technical New Latin names. Of or pertaining to the trivium, or the first three liberal arts-grammar, rhetoric, and logic hence, initiatory rudimentary.

Occupying one's self with trifles trifling.

Trifling insignificant of little worth or importance paltry.

Such as may be found everywhere commonplace ordinary vulgar. Of, relating to, or being the simplest possible case self-evident. Of, relating to, or being the solution of an equation in which every variable is equal to zero. adjectiveĬoncerned with or involving unimportant matters superficial.

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