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trivially

/ˈtrɪv.i.ə.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera trivial» o «en grado trivial». Se usa para describir algo simple, sin importancia o fácilmente lograble. En matemáticas y lógica puede indicar que una afirmación o resultado se sigue obviamente de las premisas dadas.

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adverb

/ˈtrɪv.i.ə.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera trivial» o «en grado trivial». Se usa para describir algo simple, sin importancia o fácilmente lograble. En matemáticas y lógica puede indicar que una afirmación o resultado se sigue obviamente de las premisas dadas.

An adverb meaning "in a trivial manner" or "to a trivial extent." It is used to describe something that is simple, unimportant, or easily achieved. In mathematics and logic, it can indicate that a statement or result follows obviously from given premises.

  1. In an insignificant mannerC1formal

    In a way that is of little importance or value.

    esde manera trivial

    • The issue was trivially dismissed by the committee.
    • He trivially mentioned the problem without any concern.
    • The differences between the two versions are trivially small.

    Sinónimosinconsequentiallyinsignificantlymarginallypettilyslightly

    Antónimosconsequentiallyimportantlyseriouslysignificantlysubstantially

  2. Easily or simplyC1formal

    In a way that is very simple or straightforward to achieve.

    estrivialmente

    • The problem can be trivially solved with basic algebra.
    • This task is trivially completed by the software.
    • The proof is trivially derived from the given axioms.

    Sinónimoseasilyeffortlesslyplainlyreadilysimply

    Antónimoshardlaboriously

Formas
  • more trivially comparative form
  • most trivially superlative form
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