insignificance in English

noun

[in·sig·nif·i·cance || ‚ɪnsɪg'nɪfɪkəns]

unimportance, lack of consequence

Use "insignificance" in a sentence

1. Her achievements fade into insignificance beside those of her sisters.

2. All else seemed to fade into insignificance.

3. Tests indicated insignificance for squared and Cubed forms of …

4. Our problems pale into insignificance when compared to theirs.

5. Success took him from insignificance to wealth and fame.

6. He had seen it grow from insignificance to prominence.

7. In Washington, obscurity is never a measure of insignificance.

8. His excruciating pains of confinement make mine pale into humbling insignificance.

9. Her own problems paled into insignificance beside this terrible news.

10. Their other problems paled into insignificance beside this latest catastrophe.

11. All other issues fade into insignificance compared with the struggle for survival.

12. The grandeur of the mountains is a constant reminder of man's insignificance.

13. Behind there are vertical cliffs, a dynamic backdrop dwarfing the harbour to insignificance.

14. Our difficulties pale into insignificance when compared to the problems of the homeless.

15. Such faults pale into insignificance against performances of such magnitude as these.

16. Used in reference to the insignificance of a man or a thing.

17. The cost pales into insignificance when compared with the damage done to his reputation.

18. Antonyms for Courtliness include gracelessness, inelegance, unCourtliness, roughness, crudeness, coarseness, rudeness, simplicity, insignificance and dullness

19. Antonyms for Atrociousness include goodness, righteousness, virtuousness, insignificance, tininess, smallness, unimportance, littleness, benignity and compassion

20. What is more, if we look farther afield, our magnificent 100 feet dwindles into insignificance.

21. Clearly, the omission of her name is no indication of insignificance or of divine disfavor.

22. Yet, the foregoing pales into insignificance when compared with the injustices wrought upon Christ Jesus.

23. Yet all this faded into insignificance when compared to the political turmoil it was causing.

24. Everything else that happened in my life pales into insignificance beside that one event.

25. Economic pressures, though, paled into insignificance as the terror of World War II gripped the globe.

26. The relative insignificance of malfunctioning signals is borne out by statistics from the Federal Railroad Administration.

27. In Britain, their insignificance was overcome by the long agitation for affiliation to the Labour Party.

28. There are still some problems, but they pale into insignificance when compared to the difficulties facing Russia.Sentencedict.com

29. The amounts of money involved pale into insignificance when compared with the sums spent each year on research.

30. “ALL the wars of the past . . . pale into insignificance before the present great struggle progressing in Europe.”

31. In general, how-ever, these problems pale to insignificance compared to the problem of radioactive waste disposal.

32. 27 In Britain, their insignificance was overcome by the long agitation for affiliation to the Labour Party.

33. The occupational census data too underline the general insignificance of industry ( modern and traditional ) and the preponderance of agriculture and allied pursuits .

34. This can also happen if a pain is very severe and strong such that it makes all the other symptoms pale into insignificance.

35. If the profession had declined into almost insignificance it is doubtful whether there would have been such a burgeoning of diplomatic posts.

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37. I would dare to say that we are, each and every one, an eternity that wanders absent-mindedly along the daily roads of today without soaking up the deep significance of each insignificance, those billion daily personal actions are completely impossible to know and uncontrollable.

38. It does not Beseem you, who are educated upon the king's bounty, to speak thus.: And it does not Beseem the wife of a Roman noble to accept new fashions in religions.: Does it Beseem a grown-up man like you to be as disobedient as a capricious child?: It would not Beseem my insignificance to intrude upon him now.: Sir, she said, It will not Beseem me to wear a king's garment.