inconsequential
विसंगत
definition
adjective
they talked about inconsequential things
not important or significant.
translation of 'inconsequential'
फार महत्त्व नसलेला,
क्षुल्लक,
ओघाने न येणारा,
विसंगत
example
Some minor and 'inconsequential' further amendments were incorporated into the Decision before publication.
They treated vulnerable children as disposable, 'inconsequential' commodities.
He has total confidence in his alpha maleness and finds her posturing 'inconsequential' at best.
We talked about 'inconsequential' stuff, basically where we went to school, where we worked, so on and so forth.
A set of 'inconsequential' random and rare moments of happiness joined together by swathes of mundaneness.
Then there are actors who are haunted by what they perceive as the trivial and 'inconsequential' nature of their work.
These days, I have many small and 'inconsequential' moments that I end up holding on to as being very precious.
One of the reasons why football is pilloried and satirised on comedy shows is that it is awash with cliches and 'inconsequential' chat.
And so the day went, filled with 'inconsequential' matters and punctuated by long periods of nothing at all.
It's often the little, 'inconsequential' things that spark off such thoughts, rather than the huge, grand gestures.
We pay more and more for less and less and are dismissed as 'inconsequential' and treated like children by bullies who want everything their own way.
Given what else is going in this big bad world, a decision on whether or not a golf tournament should be played is 'inconsequential' , to say the least.
Although far from dreadful, it's just rather silly, shallow, unconvincing and 'inconsequential' .
The specific matters about which complaint is made were minor and 'inconsequential' .
This is no 'inconsequential' matter: nice underwear can put you out of house and home at regular prices.
However, one of the virtues of supremacy is that the opinions of others are rendered 'inconsequential' .
Some of the matters to which I have referred on their own might seem 'inconsequential' or of minor importance only.
My portion of the story was relatively small and 'inconsequential' as compared with what had been given away.
Taken out of context, the bits and pieces that I have quoted seem slight and 'inconsequential' .
But what if some of these seemingly minor, 'inconsequential' events had never occurred?
So apologies if you are a new reader - I'm afraid I always ramble 'inconsequentially' and incoherently like this.
The emergent self is protean, shifting, cunning, humorous, unencumbered, sometimes angry, but equally capable of accepting its own absurdity and 'inconsequentiality' .
It's an obvious give-the-punters-what-they-want crowd-pleaser, but it still shimmers and sashays along quite delightfully, if 'inconsequentially' .
You are the classic narcissistic misfit, blinded by outrage over your own 'inconsequentialness' .
There are moments when the dialogue has the delightful 'inconsequentiality' of the Theatre of the Absurd.
Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting 'inconsequentiality' .
It can also be proof of the 'inconsequentialness' of life.
They watched TV and chatted 'inconsequentially' before going for a drink at half past nine.
Indeed, it is because of their apparent 'inconsequentiality' that minor aspects of daily life often escape attention and then accrue, unnoticed, to have a profound effect on place, community, and individuals.
Not 'inconsequentially' , the actors here are wonderful as well.
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