inconsequentially

Examples

• All

• Half the trouble in the world comes out of people being where they do not belong. "I believe Her Majesty was devoted to him," Charlotte added inconsequentially.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Whether you made it or not is inconsequential to the point of you struck gold.

• This happens inconsequentially and unintentionally as bigger and more important things loom into one's life.

  Blog text (10)

• The words washed over us as inconsequentially but annoyingly as the sound of a television sitcom coming through the wall of an adjacent room.

  Fiction book (1990)

• During the meeting, he made his point inconsequentially, leaving everyone unfazed.

• She mentioned the event inconsequentially, as if it had no bearing on our discussion.

• The news report covered the incident inconsequentially, barely touching on its implications.

Synonyms

I

irrelevantly

vsinconsequentially

1 4.6

In a way not connected to the main subject

is about lacking consequence or importance, not only being off topic

N

negligibly

vsinconsequentially

1 5.6

In a way that is so small it does not matter

is about lacking importance or consequence, not just tiny size

M

meaninglessly

vsinconsequentially

1 5.9

In a way that has no clear purpose or reason

is about lack of importance or consequence rather than lack of purpose

I

insignificantly

vsinconsequentially

1 4.6

In a way that is not important and not easily noticed

is about lacking consequence or relevance rather than mere noticeability

U

unimportantly

vsinconsequentially

1 4.9

In a way that does not matter much

is focused on lacking consequence or effect rather than general unimportance

I

insubstantially

vsinconsequentially

1 8.1

In a weak and unimportant way that gives little real support

is about lacking importance or consequence, not physical substance

I

inconsequently

vsinconsequentially

1 8.3

In a way not connected to the main topic

is about lack of importance rather than lacking logical connection

N

nonsignificantly

vsinconsequentially

• Specialized

1 7.8

In a way that shows no real or meaningful difference

is broader, saying something lacks general importance or consequence

I

immaterially

vsinconsequentially

1 8.0

Not important and not likely to change the result

is the same meaning but appears in a different word form

Antonyms

S

significantly

• Specialized

341 3.5

By a large, noticeable amount that makes a difference

C

consequentially

• Formal

1 7.0

As a result, something else happens

How Important

inconsequentially

1 8.2

insignificantly

1 4.6

negligibly

1 5.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology