triviality

• The twaddle which dulness, triviality, and spite have talked about it is not worth notice. —  Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt, Volume 2
• The men of that time had all the vices except triviality, all the virtues except moderation; they were either ruffians or saints. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Life Of St. Francis of Assisi, by Paul Sabatier.
• Danielle went to the stairs and said: - She would be so lucky... What a triviality was this era, thought, gotten upset with same himself, while arrived at the floor from above and entered the lobby that lead to its room. —  New Document
• The only reason that I can imagine for the restriction of philosophy to such triviality is the desire to separate it sharply from empirical science. —  My Philosophical Development
• But what could have been trendy triviality -- and judging from some reviews online, this has been played that way -- became something different in the Redwood Curtain production at the Arcata Playhouse, because actor Tinamarie Ivey created a dimensional character you come to care about, and director Dan Stone found and told a compelling story. —  North Coast Journal Comments

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