insignificance in the PONS Dictionary

insignificance Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fade into insignificance
постепенно губя значение
to pale into insignificance
бледнея
to pale into insignificance
изглеждам незначителен

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She now propagandizes on behalf of our insignificance in the cosmic razzmatazz.
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During the 4th century, the status of equites was debased to insignificance by excessive grants of the rank.
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People facing an acute depression constantly have guiltiness and insignificance feelings.
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Such a result would reduce s. 92 to almost complete insignificance.
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In his view war was an evil before which, in my estimation, slavery sinks into insignificance.
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A high score reflects greater liking while a low score indicates dislike and insignificance.
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Lights were seeped through multitude of tiny windows, and the interchanging of the weak light and dark was interpreted as the insignificance of human.
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By the 1920s the local sugarcane crop dwindled to insignificance.
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It's a well-constructed argument that points up the insignificance of victory and defeat in the greater scheme of things.
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In modern society, people living in crowded, anonymous major cities may face feelings of insignificance.
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