noncrucial
- adjective
- /nɒnˈkruːʃəl/
- We postponed several noncrucial meetings to focus on urgent matters.
Examples
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His supervisor assured him that the mistake was noncrucial and would not affect the final outcome.
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During the audit, they ignored noncrucial details to concentrate on major discrepancies.
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This task is noncrucial to our project.
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The meeting focused on noncrucial details.
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His supervisor assured him that the mistake was noncrucial and would not affect the final outcome.
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We postponed several noncrucial meetings to focus on urgent matters.
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During the audit, they ignored noncrucial details to concentrate on major discrepancies.
Synonyms
Not needed for something to work or be successful
Not needed for a particular purpose or situation
Not serious or urgent and not part of a dangerous situation
Not needed for the main purpose
Not necessary for the main part of a plan, idea, or system
Not the main or most important thing
Not solid, strong, or important
Not playing an important or deciding role in a result
Antonyms
How Crucial
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Noncrucial is made from non- meaning 'not' and the root crux, which you also find in crucial; crux originally meant 'cross' and came to mean a 'turning point' or something very important. So noncrucial means 'not critical' or 'not essential'.