Trivia refers to small, insignificant or trivial pieces of information. An antonym for trivia would be something that is significant, essential, or critical. Some antonyms for trivia could be vital information, knowledge, importance, or weighty matter. While trivia may be fun to learn, it pales in comparison to information that is necessary for survival or knowledge that could positively impact one's life. While information such as pop culture facts and random historical tidbits may be entertaining, it is important to distinguish between trivial information and knowledge that could truly make a difference in one's life or society as a whole.

What are the antonyms for Trivia?

• n.

  • base
  • chief constituent
  ,
  • chief constituents
  ,
  • important part
  ,
  • infra structure
  ,
  • infra structures
  ,
  • infra-structure
  ,
  • infra-structures
  ,
  • primary element
  ,
  • primary elements
  ,
  • under pinning
  ,
  • under-pinning
  .
  • base, core
  • root
  .
  • basis
  • chief ingredient
  ,
  • chief ingredients
  ,
  • ex planation
  ,
  • ex planations
  ,
  • ex-planations
  ,
  • hard fact
  ,
  • hard facts
  ,
  • pre mise
  ,
  • pre mises
  ,
  • pre supposition
  ,
  • pre suppositions
  ,
  • pre-mise
  ,
  • pre-mises
  ,
  • pre-supposition
  ,
  • principal element
  ,
  • principal elements
  ,
  • sub stratum
  ,
  • sub-strata
  ,
  • sub-stratum
  ,
  • sub-stratums
  .
  • crucial point
  • crunch
  .
  • crunch
  • hour decision
  ,
  • hour of decision
  ,
  • trying time
  ,
  • trying times
  .
  • crux
  • decisive point
  ,
  • decisive points
  ,
  • meat potatoes
  ,
  • nitty gritty
  ,
  • nittygritty
  ,
  • sub stance
  ,
  • sub stances
  ,
  • sub-stance
  ,
  • sub-stances
  .
  • details
  • generality
  ,
  • importance
  ,
  • significance
  ,
  • weight
  .
  • essential
  • fire and ice
  ,
  • fire and ices
  ,
  • fire ice
  ,
  • fire ices
  ,
  • name game
  ,
  • name of game
  ,
  • name the game
  ,
  • nuts bolts
  ,
  • part parcel
  ,
  • pre condition
  ,
  • pre conditions
  ,
  • pre requisite
  ,
  • pre requisites
  ,
  • pre-condition
  ,
  • pre-conditions
  ,
  • pre-requisite
  ,
  • pre-requisites
  ,
  • prerequisites
  ,
  • requirements
  ,
  • vital part
  ,
  • vital parts
  ,
  • where at
  ,
  • where ats
  ,
  • where one at
  ,
  • where one ats
  ,
  • where one's at
  ,
  • where one's ats
  ,
  • where ones at
  ,
  • where ones ats
  .
  • foundation for belief, action
  • basis
  .
  • fundamental
  • Principia
  ,
  • coal and ice
  ,
  • coal and ices
  ,
  • coal ice
  ,
  • coal ices
  ,
  • fundamental
  ,
  • principium
  .
  • fundamental part
  • base
  .
  • most important part
  • crux
  .
  • necessity
  • Desiderata
  ,
  • Necessaries
  ,
  • desideratum
  ,
  • ex action
  ,
  • ex actions
  ,
  • ex-action
  ,
  • ex-actions
  ,
  • imperatives
  ,
  • in dispensabilities
  ,
  • in dispensability
  ,
  • in-dispensabilities
  ,
  • in-dispensability
  ,
  • indispensabilities
  ,
  • indispensability
  ,
  • inevitabilities
  ,
  • inevitability
  ,
  • life death
  ,
  • life or death
  ,
  • needfulness
  ,
  • needfulnesses
  ,
  • no alternatives
  ,
  • no choice
  ,
  • no choices
  ,
  • un deniabilities
  ,
  • un deniability
  ,
  • un-deniabilities
  ,
  • un-deniability
  ,
  • undeniabilities
  ,
  • undeniability
  ,
  • vitals
  .
  • necessity, basic
  • essential
  .
  • need, essentiality
  • necessity
  .
  • noun
  • alphabet
  ,
  • grammar
  .
  • requirement
  • pre occupation
  ,
  • pre occupations
  ,
  • pre possessions
  ,
  • pre-occupation
  ,
  • pre-occupations
  ,
  • pre-possessions
  ,
  • pro vision
  ,
  • pro visions
  ,
  • pro viso
  ,
  • pro-vision
  ,
  • pro-visions
  ,
  • pro-viso
  ,
  • pro-visos
  .
  • root
  • Radices
  ,
  • Radixes
  ,
  • be ginning
  ,
  • be-ginning
  ,
  • mainspring
  ,
  • mainsprings
  ,
  • quicks
  ,
  • radicle
  ,
  • radicles
  ,
  • radix
  ,
  • rhizomes
  ,
  • starting points
  .
  • rudiment
  • de tail
  ,
  • de tails
  ,
  • de-tail
  ,
  • de-tails
  ,
  • sub division
  ,
  • sub divisions
  ,
  • sub-division
  ,
  • sub-divisions
  .

• n. pl.

  • noun
  • basics
  ,
  • fundamentals
  ,
  • principles
  .

• Other relevant words:

• element
.

Usage examples for Trivia

Famous quotes with Trivia

• I'm always trolling for trivia.

  Lynn Abbey
• One of my great passions is the collection of historical trivia.

  Lynn Abbey
• Why is it trivia? People call it trivia because they know nothing and they are embarrassed about it.

  Robbie Coltrane
• Lead yourself, lead your superiors, lead your peers, and free your people to do the same. All else is trivia.

  Dee Hock
• The best thing about lying in bed late is that you learn to distinguish between first things and trivia, for whatever presses on you has to prove its importance before it makes you move.

  Max Lerner

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