adj
nontrivial
Nontrivial (adj) means not simple or unimportant; needing real thought or effort.
adj
1
Not simple or unimportant; needing real thought or effort.
2
Not obvious, so that it needs proper reasoning to show it is true.
3
(mathematics) Not of the most basic kind, such as an empty set or one with only one member.
4
(computing) Needing a great deal of computing power to work out.
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Etymology
Formed from non- and trivial.
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What is the meaning of nontrivial?
"nontrivial" (adj) means not simple or unimportant; needing real thought or effort.
What is the opposite of nontrivial?
The opposite of "nontrivial" is trivial.
What are the different meanings of nontrivial?
"nontrivial" has 3 main meanings: 1. Not simple or unimportant; needing real thought or effort; 2. Not obvious, so that it needs proper reasoning to show it is true; 3. (mathematics) Not of the most basic kind, such as an empty set or one with only one member.
