No. 12,169 in Spanish
intrascendente
Unimportant or insignificant.
In a sentence
Espero que hayas considerado que fue un error intrascendente.
I hope you have considered that it was an inconsequential mistake.
In this sentence, 'intrascendente' indicates that the mistake is minor or lacks significant impact.
Siempre nos advierten sobre no preocuparnos por los detalles intrascendentes.
They always advise us not to worry about inconsequential details.
Here, 'intrascendente' is used to describe details that are deemed unimportant or irrelevant.
Ella se molestó por algo intrascendente que se resolvió rápidamente.
She got upset over something trivial that was quickly resolved.
In this example, 'intrascendente' depicts the issue as being of little importance or significance.
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