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Comparative
more inconsequential
Superlative
most inconsequential
1
lacking significance or importance
- The typo in the report was inconsequential and did not affect the overall message.
- The minor spelling errors in the report were inconsequential and did not affect its overall message.
- The delay caused by the traffic jam was inconsequential; they still arrived on time.
- The changes made to the design were inconsequential and did not improve its functionality.
- Despite their arguments, the issues raised were inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.
2
not following something according to a rule or argument
- His comment was inconsequential to the discussion, as it didn't address the main issue.
- The conclusion seemed inconsequential, as it didn't logically follow from the evidence presented.
- The inconsistency in his argument was inconsequential to the overall debate.
- The side topic brought up in the meeting was inconsequential to the decision at hand.
- The inconsequential details in the report didn't change the final outcome.