1. in a way that is of little importance or significance
2. in a way that is easily understood or solved; obviously
Usage: mathematics; logic

Examples

• The error was trivially small and didn’t affect the results.
• She dismissed his concerns as trivially unimportant.
• The theorem can be trivially proven using basic algebra.
• The problem is trivially solvable once you understand the pattern.
• His contribution to the project was trivially minor.
• The difference between the two methods is trivially negligible.