Pointed
Pointed adjective - Having to do with the matter at hand.
Usage example: he made a number of pointed remarks on the crisis abroad
Trivial
Trivial adjective - Lacking importance.
Both words in one sentence
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A more trivial example: Pompey the half-elf has one pointed ear.
Source: Duality Motif - In an episode of Dirty Jobs, Mike Rowe rattled off some trivial knowledge about farm animals, then pointed to his temple and said "Discovery Channel." Clearly, even Discovery Channel hosts can learn from the Discovery Channel.
Source: Taught by Television -
It's pointed out in the books that in a solar system where people can and do change sex temporarily for fairly trivial reasons, and the big civil rights debates involve artificial intelligences and biological androids, the Margaretians are still fighting the last century's battles.
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Trivial and Pointed. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/pointed/trivial
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