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Meaning of insignificant contributor
A person or thing that has little or no impact or influence.
Etymology of insignificant contributor
The word "insignificant" comes from the Latin words "in-" meaning "not" and "significare" meaning "to signify", and the word "contributor" comes from the Latin words "con-" meaning "together" and "tribuere" meaning "to give", with the suffix "-or" forming an agent noun.
Historically, the term "insignificant contributor" has been used to describe someone or something that has little or no impact or influence, often in a negative or dismissive way.
Synonyms
negligible contributor
minor player
unimportant participant
insignificant factor
trivial contributor
nonessential player
inconsequential contributor
marginal participant
irrelevant factor
small contributor
inconspicuous player
unnoticed participant
disregarded contributor
minor factor
unnotable player
imperceptible contributor
faint participant
obscure factor
subsidiary contributor
auxiliary player
secondary participant
inconsequential factor
insignificant player
negligible factor
minor contributor
unimportant factor
trivial player
nonessential contributor
marginal factor
irrelevant contributor
small player
inconspicuous contributor
unnoticed factor
disregarded player
unnotable contributor
imperceptible factor
faint contributor
obscure player
subsidiary factor
auxiliary contributor
secondary factor
Definitions
- A person who gives or supplies something, especially money, in a small or modest way, having little or no influence or importance.
- * A thing that has little or no impact or effect, and is often considered to be of no importance or value.
Usage Examples
- The company considered the new employee to be an insignificant contributor to the project, and therefore did not prioritize their workload.
- * The small donation was made by an insignificant contributor, but it still helped to support the local charity.
- * The researcher found that the variable had an insignificant effect on the outcome, and therefore it was not included in the final model.
Antonyms
significant contributor
major player
important participant
crucial factor
substantial contributor
essential player
consequential contributor
major factor
notable player
perceptible contributor
prominent participant
remarkable factor
outstanding contributor
leading player
dominant participant
influential factor
key contributor
principal player
primary participant
vital factor
major contributor
important factor
substantial player
essential contributor
consequential factor
notable contributor
perceptible factor
prominent player
remarkable contributor
outstanding factor
leading contributor
dominant factor
influential contributor
key player
principal contributor
vital contributor
primary factor