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Things trifling often describes ("trifling ________")
- offences
- accident
- actions
- occurrences
- piece
- particulars
- sacrifice
- success
- consideration
- business
- sum
- degree
- sums
- cause
- differences
- occasions
- alteration
- extent
- error
- present
- variation
- service
- object
- exception
- fault
- gift
- acts
- occurrence
- things
- affairs
- portion
- proportion
- ailment
- inconvenience
- affair
- difference
- variations
- increase
- matters
- exceptions
- alterations
- addition
- amount
- articles
- act
- price
- amounts
- change
- difficulty
- objects
- wound
- moment
- circumstances
- nature
- fact
- subjects
- pretext
- advantage
- character
- incident
- question
- value
- fee
- details
- cost
- quantity
- conversation
- circumstance
- presents
- errors
- task
- distance
- matter
- offence
- events
- gifts
- causes
- importance
- loss
- occasion
- article
- injury
- expense
- incidents
- charge
- subject
- amusements
- dispute
- mistake
- event
- thing
- detail
How trifling often is described ("________ trifling")
- desperate
- empty
- such
- agreeable
- solemn
- wicked
- witty
- laborious
- wanton
- exquisite
- contemptible
- elegant
- brilliant
- academical
- merest
- cruel
- egregious
- innocent
- culpable
- sentimental
- wretched
- pompous
- veriest
- arbitrary
- graceful
- miserable
- scholastic
- sad
- impertinent
- few
- deliberate
- amiable
- bootless
- serious
- pleasant
- literal
- above
- profane
- childish
- clever
- impious
- speculative
- tedious
- useless
- amorous
- frivolous
- idle
- habitual
- ostentatious
- mere
- pretty
- fanciful
- vain
- arrant
- criminal
- heartless
- affectionate
- idlest
- dangerous
- intellectual
- diplomatic
- learned
- harmless
- absurd
- silly
- aimless
- aesthetic
- sacrilegious
- pedantic
- puerile
- pure
- audacious
- indolent
- literary
- petty
- academic
- sheer
- ingenious
- artistic
- irreverent
- elaborate
- verbal
- gay
- preliminary
- foolish
- busy
