unmomentous
- adjective
- /ˌʌnmoʊˈmɛn.təs/
:
insignificante
- The meeting was largely unmomentous, with nothing important being discussed.
Examples
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Thus, emotion is ordinarily a normal, unmomentous, and not necessarily disruptive part of our experience.
Academic text (1999) -
Ordinarily, emotions are unmomentous, long-lasting, diffuse, and pervasive.
Academic text (1999) -
He had an unmomentous day at work, filled with routine tasks and no surprises.
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Although the event was planned for weeks, it turned out to be quite unmomentous.
Synonyms
355
3.6
Not related to the subject people are discussing or to the main point
104
4.1
Not important or too small to matter
54
1.9
Not worth attention or notice
31
5.6
Very small or unimportant and not worth worrying about
29
7.7
Not important and not likely to make a difference
19
7.2
Not important or relevant to a situation
11
4.4
Not needed for something to work or be successful
3
6.8
Too small or not important enough to matter
1
5.3
Not easy to remember or notice later
1
7.3
Not solid or real and having little value
1
5.0
Not needed for the main purpose
1
6.0
Not important because it may be due to chance or too small to matter
1
5.6
Not important and safe to leave out
1
3.9
Not important or dangerous to worry about
1
8.6
Hard to keep in your mind because it is not interesting or important
Not important and does not affect the main point
Not playing an important or deciding role in a result
Not solid, strong, or important
Too small to notice or to change anything
Not important or serious compared with other things
A fact or detail that does not matter to someone
Not able to change other people's ideas or actions
Showing no real feeling or purpose
Not useful or important
Not important for what happened in the past
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unmomentous is made from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and momentous, which is related to moment meaning 'an important time' or 'importance'. So unmomentous means 'not important'.