What is another word for in-considerable?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnkənsˈɪdəɹəbə͡l], [ ɪnkənsˈɪdəɹəbəl], [ ɪ_n_k_ə_n_s_ˈɪ_d_ə_ɹ_ə_b_əl]
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Similar words for in-considerable:
- easy (adjective)
- few (adjective)
- immaterial (adjective)
- imperceptible (adjective)
- imponderable (adjective)
- inadequate (adjective)
- inconsequential (adjective)
- inconsequential/inconsiderable (adjective)
- inconsiderable (adjective)
- infinitesimal (adjective)
- insignificant (adjective)
- light (adjective)
- little (adjective)
- meager (adjective)
- minor (adjective)
- minor-league (adjective)
- minute (adjective)
- moderate (adjective)
- nominal (adjective)
- paltry (adjective)
- picayune (adjective)
- piddly (adjective)
- remote (adjective)
- secondary (adjective)
- shallow (adjective)
- slender (adjective)
- slender/slim (adjective)
- slight (adjective)
- small (adjective)
- trifling (adjective)
- trivial (adjective)
- unimportant (adjective)
Synonyms for In-considerable:
adj.
• easy (adjective)- wieldy,
- plain,
- snap,
- accessible,
- effortless,
- uninvolved,
- manageable,
- simple as abc,
- untroublesome,
- piece of cake,
- simple,
- smooth,
- yielding,
- pushover,
- undemanding,
- painless,
- obvious,
- no problem,
- royal,
- inconsiderable,
- mere,
- elementary,
- child's play,
- clear,
- straightforward,
- picnic,
- no trouble,
- uncomplicated,
- nothing to it,
- apparent,
- facile,
- cinch,
- plain sailing,
- manifest,
- no sweat,
- evident,
- not burdensome,
- no bother,
- basic,
- easily done.
- rare,
- lean,
- semioccasional,
- stingy,
- some,
- inconsequential,
- middling,
- scattering,
- imperceptible,
- straggling,
- scarce,
- scant,
- sparse,
- short,
- meager,
- seldom,
- slender,
- sporadic,
- not too many,
- minute,
- scarcely any,
- uncommon,
- less,
- few and far between,
- minority,
- occasional,
- not many,
- infrequent,
- slim,
- thin,
- scattered,
- widely spaced,
- Unfrequent.
- Irrelative,
- of no consequence,
- no big deal,
- inconsiderate,
- no never mind,
- inapplicable,
- foreign,
- unnecessary,
- meaningless,
- extraneous,
- of no importance,
- matter of indifference,
- impertinent,
- inapposite,
- inappropriate.
- inaudible,
- inconspicuous,
- invisible,
- impalpable,
- infinitesimal,
- microscopic,
- undetectable,
- indistinct,
- evanescent,
- insensible,
- gradual,
- shadowy,
- ephemeral,
- subtle,
- tiny,
- indiscernible,
- vague,
- unnoticeable,
- fine,
- momentary,
- indistinguishable,
- imponderable.
- glitch,
- poor,
- inapt,
- found wanting,
- niggardly,
- weak,
- feeble,
- lacking,
- impotent,
- incommensurate,
- insubstantial,
- parsimonious,
- unqualified,
- depleted,
- incompetent,
- deficient,
- lousy,
- imperfect,
- lame,
- unproductive,
- junk,
- bush-league,
- unequal,
- stunted,
- lemon,
- shy,
- sterile,
- minus,
- not enough,
- miserly,
- too little,
- failing,
- faulty,
- incomplete,
- Stinted,
- low,
- barren,
- dry,
- incapable,
- bare,
- spare,
- sketchy.
- insignificant,
- unconsidered,
- small potatoes,
- exiguous,
- entry-level,
- immaterial,
- worthless,
- trivial,
- runt,
- petty,
- scanty,
- dinky,
- small-time,
- inadequate,
- puny,
- wimpy,
- skimpy,
- insufficient,
- inappreciable.
- shallow,
- nickel-and-dime,
- picayune,
- base,
- inessential,
- shabby,
- light,
- penny-ante,
- trifling,
- negligible,
- peanut,
- pettifogging,
- shoestring,
- nugatory,
- secondary,
- minor,
- measly,
- subordinate,
- paltry,
- lesser,
- lower,
- inferior,
- contemptible,
- inconsequent,
- piddling,
- narrow-minded,
- two-bit,
- scratch,
- slight,
- casual,
- junior,
- frivolous,
- niggling,
- little,
- small-minded,
- irrelevant,
- of no account,
- unimportant,
- cheap,
- small.
- not worth mentioning,
- Purportless,
- pointless,
- lightweight,
- senseless,
- minim,
- unsubstantial,
- minimal,
- nonessential,
- nondescript.
- gentle,
- fractional,
- hardly enough,
- soft,
- superficial,
- restricted,
- not much,
- mild,
- faint,
- frugal,
- wee,
- not rich,
- digestible,
- hardly any,
- moderate,
- modest,
- fragmentary.
- hasty,
- diminutive,
- snub,
- infant,
- mini,
- not large,
- limited,
- petite,
- wizened,
- undersized,
- bantam,
- toy,
- embryonic,
- stubby,
- undeveloped,
- babyish,
- truncated,
- immature,
- cramped,
- shrimpy,
- elfin,
- shriveled,
- short-lived,
- fleeting,
- young,
- brief,
- not big,
- lilliputian.
- flimsy,
- miserable,
- skimp,
- wanting,
- too little too late,
- unfruitful,
- scrimpy,
- infertile,
- unfinished,
- scrimp,
- minimum,
- tenuous.
- second-string,
- younger,
- accessory,
- below the mark,
- tacky,
- small-fry,
- subsidiary,
- smaller,
- dependent.
- equable,
- straight,
- careful,
- peaceable,
- midway,
- disciplined,
- deliberate,
- even,
- dispassionate,
- untroubled,
- medium,
- restrained,
- conservative,
- impartial,
- monotonous,
- unexceptional,
- passable,
- nonpartisan,
- compromising,
- inexpensive,
- balanced,
- fairish,
- tolerant,
- not excessive,
- bearable,
- steady,
- cautious,
- abstinent,
- low-key,
- pacific,
- neutral,
- tranquil,
- bland,
- measured,
- mediocre,
- fair to middling,
- intermediate,
- ordinary,
- judicious,
- cool,
- sober,
- tame,
- pleasant,
- reserved,
- controlled,
- tolerable,
- middle-of-the-road,
- considerate,
- considered,
- mean,
- reasonable,
- indifferent.
- low-down,
- trashy,
- vile,
- shoddy,
- sorry,
- despicable,
- set,
- common,
- narrow,
- Unconsequential,
- beggarly,
- ineffectual,
- sleazy,
- pitiful,
- wretched,
- derisory.
- dubious,
- implausible,
- doubtful,
- outside,
- off.
- subject,
- backup,
- relief,
- minor-league,
- under,
- extra,
- auxiliary,
- reserve,
- subservient,
- Substract,
- tributary,
- contingent,
- consequential,
- second-rate,
- supporting,
- alternate,
- second,
- collateral.
- skinny,
- aciculate,
- lanky,
- Spindling,
- wiry,
- lank,
- acicular,
- lissome,
- svelte,
- wispy,
- willowy,
- gracile,
- frail,
- lithesome,
- trim,
- abstemious,
- lithe,
- delicate.
- pint-sized,
- humble,
- bitty,
- shrimp,
- runty,
- baby,
- teensy,
- unpretentious,
- pocket-sized,
- small-scale,
- scrubby.
How to use "In-considerable" in context?
The word "considerable" is often used to describe something that is large or important. For example, your school has a considerable library. This word means that the library is large and has a lot of books. It is also important because people can use it to learn about different things.
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