triviality

Preposition: of

• life: Against the hectic, densely packed and colorful background of twenty-first century Japan, Gardiner explores the triumphs and trivialities of human life.

Converse of object

• ignore: But diving with Rupert, one soon learns to ignore such trivialities.
• increase: Everyday life - because of its increasing triviality ( work / sleep / consume / repeat / commute ) is in need of supersession.
• take: And I suppose that I am apt to take trivialities too seriously.

Adjective modifier

• such: The atmosphere in this dining room seems a million miles from such worldly trivialities.
• complete: That was nothing other than a complete triviality which I just demonstrated.
• only: There is no splendor, no vastness anywhere, only triviality for a moment and then nothing.
• relative: The combined effect of both matters was that warrants to apprehend accused persons, sometimes in matters of relative triviality, were granted unnecessarily.
• much: It has increased communication but I find that there is too much triviality on the Internet.
• very: Its very triviality shows how strained the relations must have been between the Chief and his assistant.

Modifies a noun

• result: What I've sketched is the conclusion of the ` first triviality result ' ).