Pronunciation: /ˌɪnkənˌsɛkwɛnʃəl/
noun a person or thing of little or no importance
A1 I don't care about the inconsequential details.
A2 The inconsequential of the situation became apparent.
B1 The inconsequential of his actions had a big impact on the outcome.
B2 She dismissed the inconsequential as unimportant.
C1 The inconsequential of the decision was debated for hours.
C2 He couldn't be bothered with the inconsequential of the discussion.
adjective not important or significant
A1 The color of my shoes is inconsequential to me.
A2 Her opinion on the matter is inconsequential as she was not involved.
B1 The inconsequential details of the story were not important to the overall plot.
B2 In the grand scheme of things, his mistake was inconsequential.
C1 The CEO considered the minor setback inconsequential in the company's long-term success.
C2 The artist dismissed the critics' opinions as inconsequential to her artistic vision.
formal The minor details are inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.
informal Don't worry about it, it's inconsequential.
slang Who cares about that, it's totally inconsequential.
figurative His words were like inconsequential whispers in the wind.
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