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untrivial

untrivial adjective: not trivial.

Adjective

untrivial (comparative more untrivial, superlative most untrivial)

  1. Not trivial.
    • Lately, his clientele has been preoccupied with a very untrivial question: Will it be months, weeks or just days before this unlikely nerd hangout closes?2007 August 19, Saki Knafo, “Where Everybody Knows Your Name (and the Capitals of 192 Countries)”, in New York Times

Forms of untrivial

comparativemore untrivial
superlativemost untrivial

Origin of untrivial

From un- + trivial.

Words formed from untrivial

Questions about untrivial

What does untrivial mean?
Untrivial means not trivial.
What part of speech is untrivial?
Untrivial is an adjective.

Words near untrivial in the dictionary

  1. untriumphal
  2. untriumphalist
  3. untriumphant
  4. untriumphing
  5. untriunium
  6. untrivial
  7. untrivialized
  8. untrivially
  9. untrochaic
  10. untrod
  11. untrodden

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