Trivia

usgb/ˈtrɪviə/
noun

Small, unimportant facts or details people usually find interesting.

She is full of interesting trivia about celebrities.
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Often appears as...

  • trivia quiz
  • trivia question
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Informal Conversations

Use 'trivia' for casual discussions about non-essential topics often for entertainment.

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At parties, sharing trivia can be a fun icebreaker.
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Common Misperception

'Trivia' can wrongly be thought uninteresting; it's often quite the opposite, sparking curiosity.

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Despite its name, the trivia about the deep sea was fascinating.
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Not for Formality

Avoid using 'trivia' in formal or serious contexts where triviality might be inappropriate.

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In the business meeting, he avoided mentioning any trivia.
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