insignificance

in·sig·nif·i·cance

noun

The quality or state of being insignificant.

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Noun

the state of being insignificant

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One after another they hasten to display their insignificance before him.
The insignificance of the Jewish community in Palestine was their salvation.
One moment, he was a speck of nothing in this vastness that defined his insignificance; another, this whole world was his.
Having failed to form a rival party against Sagasta, Martos subsided into political insignificance, despite his great talent as an orator and debater, and died in Madrid on the 16th of January 1893.
From this time forward the new moons, which till then had been at least as important as the Sabbath and were celebrated by sacrificial feasts as occasions of religious gladness, fall into insignificance, except in the conservative temple ritual.

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