Correct
Both words in one sentence
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Odd how the latter usage seems to be more common than the correct one, in a society crammed with literalists who battle over the most trivial Scriptural disagreements.
Source: Rouge Angles of Satin - Also, how no skill or ability is truly worthless, and how even the most seemingly trivial or obscure forms of knowledge can, if applied in the correct setting, do amazing things.
Source: Central Theme / Comic Books -
Whenever Rhod Gilbert shows up, he and David Mitchell will inevitably get into a lengthy argument about some trivial misunderstanding that Rhod has seemingly entered into, with David frustratedly trying to correct Rhod and Rhod stubbornly refusing to accept a word that David says.
Source: Series / Would I Lie to You?
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