Trivially
Trivially adverb - In a frivolously trivial manner.
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Synonyms for Trivially
Well and trivially are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adverb "Trivially".
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Both words in one sentence
- Getting to the city of gold with a jetpack becomes almost trivially easy, and the last boss can be avoided a lot easier as well.
Source: Game Breaker / Platform -
Trivially Obvious: King Graham's reaction to the Merchant's wares:King Graham: You seem to have quite a selection of... well... quite a selection!
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Although trivially similar to a Gorn film, it's actually meant as a deconstruction of violent media as well as a giant You Bastard at the audience who would want to watch it.Both films center on a yuppie family arriving at their lakeside vacation house.
Source: Film / Funny Games
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