Meaningful
Meaningful adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.
Usage example: his time in office was too brief to accomplish anything meaningful
Trivial
Trivial adjective - Lacking importance.
Usage example: why spend so much time on trivial decisions, like whether the soda should be regular or diet?
Both words in one sentence
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Their cybernetic "Cradles" are equipped with drug feeds that are used not just to treat depression or other mental illnesses, but any negative emotion whatsoever, both trivial and meaningful.
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For example, the film has a touching scene where Eric gives Albrecht a meaningful speech about how "nothing is trivial" and how you have to treasure each moment as they come.
Source: Film / The Crow
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