Definition of inconsiderable in English:

inconsiderable

adjective ɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)l

1with negative Of small size, amount, or extent.
（尺寸，数量，程度）小的
a not inconsiderable amount of money
一笔不小的钱财。
Example sentencesExamples
- The bill came to €154.30, which is not an inconsiderable amount for lunch.
- I rang a chap who has agreed to help me move it on Sunday for a not inconsiderable amount of money.
- The profession represents less than one third of one per cent of the population which is certainly an ‘inconsiderable proportion’ of society.
- And, of course, he has invested a not inconsiderable amount of time and money.
- For years, like so many other spectacle-wearing children, I was subjected to taunts and mockery and was labelled ‘four eyes’, whilst my parents spent not inconsiderable sums of money on glasses for me.
- Besides the most important fact that all these people are still driving around and living with their families for hopefully a normal span of natural life, the actuarial value of around 70 million euros also saved is not inconsiderable.
- Cartwright spends a not inconsiderable amount of time contemplating the unusual nature of her fame.
- A hallway in a largish single-storey house is a big job, lots of doors and a not inconsiderable amount of wall.
- By leaving the car alone for a whole week, the driver directly pockets $28, not an inconsiderable amount of money.
- Why would I spend so much time, and a not inconsiderable chunk of money, hanging out with people whose views I obviously have little respect for?
- But those predictions may yet prove inaccurate given the challenger's strength of character and not inconsiderable size of heart.
- There're a couple of cartoons and trite quotations on a noticeboard left over from the previous tenant but nothing reassuringly mine (except for the not inconsiderable mess).
- A big niche in the case of the Caledonian Challenge, with 1300 people, most of them walkers, tackling the not inconsiderable, and far from straightforward, 54 miles between Fort William and Loch Lomond.
- Well, yes, except that 99 per cent of all students and a not inconsiderable percentage of adults are wearing the same silly and small spectacle frames in 2004.
- This adds up to a not inconsiderable amount of money.
- He told the annual general meeting of the authority in Achill that a not inconsiderable number of visitors had passed on the warning that Ireland's reputation for hospitality and a welcome was in question.
- The Access Economics study undertaken shortly before construction began indicated it would be commercially viable, at least with the not inconsiderable investment of public funds in constructing the line.
- As if being confronted by such ruthless professionalism wasn't bad enough, the Preston players had the additional challenge of playing against Penny-pit Park's not inconsiderable gradient in the first half.
- Far too nice a person to spear a member of the press, he relies instead on a tried and tested combination of down-to-earth good humour, genuine enthusiasm and not inconsiderable charm to get him through press sessions unscathed.
1. 1.1 Unimportant or insignificant.
  无足轻重的，微不足道的；无意义的，无关紧要的
  a not inconsiderable artist
  一笔不小的钱财。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The task was given to me, and I carried it forward with no inconsiderable success.
  I was still struggling with ‘Gentle’ and ‘Moderate’ Sudoku games and reckoned that completing one of those in two or three days was a not inconsiderable triumph.
  In nine outings against the not inconsiderable might of Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the artist formerly known as ‘White Lightning’ grabbed 16 wickets at barely 20 runs apiece.
  When the announcement came that there would be a new album I felt vaguely cheated, but mostly concerned that the recording would detract from the band's not inconsiderable legacy.
  I don't necessarily view them as future superstars, but it's nice to know we have a couple of home-grown artists of not inconsiderable talent.
  Synonyms
  insignificant, negligible, trifling, small, tiny, little, minuscule, nominal, token, petty, slight, niggling, minor, inappreciable, insubstantial, not worth mentioning, not worth bothering about, inconsequential
  paltry, derisory, pitiful, niggardly, beggarly
  informal piffling, piddling, fiddling, pathetic, measly, mingy
  British informal poxy
  North American informal nickel-and-dime, small-bore
  rare exiguous

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'impossible to imagine'): from French, or from late Latin inconsiderabilis, from in- 'not' + considerabilis 'worthy of consideration' (see considerable).

Definition of inconsiderable in US English:

inconsiderable

adjectiveˌinkənˈsid(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)l

1with negative Of small size, amount, or extent.
（尺寸，数量，程度）小的
a not inconsiderable amount of money
一笔不小的钱财。
Example sentencesExamples
- The bill came to €154.30, which is not an inconsiderable amount for lunch.
- Far too nice a person to spear a member of the press, he relies instead on a tried and tested combination of down-to-earth good humour, genuine enthusiasm and not inconsiderable charm to get him through press sessions unscathed.
- A hallway in a largish single-storey house is a big job, lots of doors and a not inconsiderable amount of wall.
- Cartwright spends a not inconsiderable amount of time contemplating the unusual nature of her fame.
- As if being confronted by such ruthless professionalism wasn't bad enough, the Preston players had the additional challenge of playing against Penny-pit Park's not inconsiderable gradient in the first half.
- A big niche in the case of the Caledonian Challenge, with 1300 people, most of them walkers, tackling the not inconsiderable, and far from straightforward, 54 miles between Fort William and Loch Lomond.
- And, of course, he has invested a not inconsiderable amount of time and money.
- There're a couple of cartoons and trite quotations on a noticeboard left over from the previous tenant but nothing reassuringly mine (except for the not inconsiderable mess).
- For years, like so many other spectacle-wearing children, I was subjected to taunts and mockery and was labelled ‘four eyes’, whilst my parents spent not inconsiderable sums of money on glasses for me.
- By leaving the car alone for a whole week, the driver directly pockets $28, not an inconsiderable amount of money.
- The Access Economics study undertaken shortly before construction began indicated it would be commercially viable, at least with the not inconsiderable investment of public funds in constructing the line.
- This adds up to a not inconsiderable amount of money.
- He told the annual general meeting of the authority in Achill that a not inconsiderable number of visitors had passed on the warning that Ireland's reputation for hospitality and a welcome was in question.
- Well, yes, except that 99 per cent of all students and a not inconsiderable percentage of adults are wearing the same silly and small spectacle frames in 2004.
- The profession represents less than one third of one per cent of the population which is certainly an ‘inconsiderable proportion’ of society.
- Besides the most important fact that all these people are still driving around and living with their families for hopefully a normal span of natural life, the actuarial value of around 70 million euros also saved is not inconsiderable.
- Why would I spend so much time, and a not inconsiderable chunk of money, hanging out with people whose views I obviously have little respect for?
- I rang a chap who has agreed to help me move it on Sunday for a not inconsiderable amount of money.
- But those predictions may yet prove inaccurate given the challenger's strength of character and not inconsiderable size of heart.
1. 1.1 Unimportant or insignificant.
  无足轻重的，微不足道的；无意义的，无关紧要的
  a not inconsiderable artist
  一笔不小的钱财。
  Example sentencesExamples
  When the announcement came that there would be a new album I felt vaguely cheated, but mostly concerned that the recording would detract from the band's not inconsiderable legacy.
  I don't necessarily view them as future superstars, but it's nice to know we have a couple of home-grown artists of not inconsiderable talent.
  In nine outings against the not inconsiderable might of Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the artist formerly known as ‘White Lightning’ grabbed 16 wickets at barely 20 runs apiece.
  The task was given to me, and I carried it forward with no inconsiderable success.
  I was still struggling with ‘Gentle’ and ‘Moderate’ Sudoku games and reckoned that completing one of those in two or three days was a not inconsiderable triumph.
  Synonyms
  insignificant, negligible, trifling, small, tiny, little, minuscule, nominal, token, petty, slight, niggling, minor, inappreciable, insubstantial, not worth mentioning, not worth bothering about, inconsequential

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense ‘impossible to imagine’): from French, or from late Latin inconsiderabilis, from in- ‘not’ + considerabilis ‘worthy of consideration’ (see considerable).

单词	inconsiderable
释义	Definition of inconsiderable in English: inconsiderable adjective ɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)l 1with negative Of small size, amount, or extent. （尺寸，数量，程度）小的 a not inconsiderable amount of money 一笔不小的钱财。 Example sentencesExamples The bill came to €154.30, which is not an inconsiderable amount for lunch. I rang a chap who has agreed to help me move it on Sunday for a not inconsiderable amount of money. The profession represents less than one third of one per cent of the population which is certainly an ‘inconsiderable proportion’ of society. And, of course, he has invested a not inconsiderable amount of time and money. For years, like so many other spectacle-wearing children, I was subjected to taunts and mockery and was labelled ‘four eyes’, whilst my parents spent not inconsiderable sums of money on glasses for me. Besides the most important fact that all these people are still driving around and living with their families for hopefully a normal span of natural life, the actuarial value of around 70 million euros also saved is not inconsiderable. Cartwright spends a not inconsiderable amount of time contemplating the unusual nature of her fame. A hallway in a largish single-storey house is a big job, lots of doors and a not inconsiderable amount of wall. By leaving the car alone for a whole week, the driver directly pockets $28, not an inconsiderable amount of money. Why would I spend so much time, and a not inconsiderable chunk of money, hanging out with people whose views I obviously have little respect for? But those predictions may yet prove inaccurate given the challenger's strength of character and not inconsiderable size of heart. There're a couple of cartoons and trite quotations on a noticeboard left over from the previous tenant but nothing reassuringly mine (except for the not inconsiderable mess). A big niche in the case of the Caledonian Challenge, with 1300 people, most of them walkers, tackling the not inconsiderable, and far from straightforward, 54 miles between Fort William and Loch Lomond. Well, yes, except that 99 per cent of all students and a not inconsiderable percentage of adults are wearing the same silly and small spectacle frames in 2004. This adds up to a not inconsiderable amount of money. He told the annual general meeting of the authority in Achill that a not inconsiderable number of visitors had passed on the warning that Ireland's reputation for hospitality and a welcome was in question. The Access Economics study undertaken shortly before construction began indicated it would be commercially viable, at least with the not inconsiderable investment of public funds in constructing the line. As if being confronted by such ruthless professionalism wasn't bad enough, the Preston players had the additional challenge of playing against Penny-pit Park's not inconsiderable gradient in the first half. Far too nice a person to spear a member of the press, he relies instead on a tried and tested combination of down-to-earth good humour, genuine enthusiasm and not inconsiderable charm to get him through press sessions unscathed. 1.1 Unimportant or insignificant. 无足轻重的，微不足道的；无意义的，无关紧要的 a not inconsiderable artist 一笔不小的钱财。 Example sentencesExamples The task was given to me, and I carried it forward with no inconsiderable success. I was still struggling with ‘Gentle’ and ‘Moderate’ Sudoku games and reckoned that completing one of those in two or three days was a not inconsiderable triumph. In nine outings against the not inconsiderable might of Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the artist formerly known as ‘White Lightning’ grabbed 16 wickets at barely 20 runs apiece. When the announcement came that there would be a new album I felt vaguely cheated, but mostly concerned that the recording would detract from the band's not inconsiderable legacy. I don't necessarily view them as future superstars, but it's nice to know we have a couple of home-grown artists of not inconsiderable talent. Synonyms insignificant, negligible, trifling, small, tiny, little, minuscule, nominal, token, petty, slight, niggling, minor, inappreciable, insubstantial, not worth mentioning, not worth bothering about, inconsequential paltry, derisory, pitiful, niggardly, beggarly informal piffling, piddling, fiddling, pathetic, measly, mingy British informal poxy North American informal nickel-and-dime, small-bore rare exiguous Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'impossible to imagine'): from French, or from late Latin inconsiderabilis, from in- 'not' + considerabilis 'worthy of consideration' (see considerable). Definition of inconsiderable in US English: inconsiderable adjectiveˌinkənˈsid(ə)rəb(ə)lˌɪnkənˈsɪd(ə)rəb(ə)l 1with negative Of small size, amount, or extent. （尺寸，数量，程度）小的 a not inconsiderable amount of money 一笔不小的钱财。 Example sentencesExamples The bill came to €154.30, which is not an inconsiderable amount for lunch. Far too nice a person to spear a member of the press, he relies instead on a tried and tested combination of down-to-earth good humour, genuine enthusiasm and not inconsiderable charm to get him through press sessions unscathed. A hallway in a largish single-storey house is a big job, lots of doors and a not inconsiderable amount of wall. Cartwright spends a not inconsiderable amount of time contemplating the unusual nature of her fame. As if being confronted by such ruthless professionalism wasn't bad enough, the Preston players had the additional challenge of playing against Penny-pit Park's not inconsiderable gradient in the first half. A big niche in the case of the Caledonian Challenge, with 1300 people, most of them walkers, tackling the not inconsiderable, and far from straightforward, 54 miles between Fort William and Loch Lomond. And, of course, he has invested a not inconsiderable amount of time and money. There're a couple of cartoons and trite quotations on a noticeboard left over from the previous tenant but nothing reassuringly mine (except for the not inconsiderable mess). For years, like so many other spectacle-wearing children, I was subjected to taunts and mockery and was labelled ‘four eyes’, whilst my parents spent not inconsiderable sums of money on glasses for me. By leaving the car alone for a whole week, the driver directly pockets $28, not an inconsiderable amount of money. The Access Economics study undertaken shortly before construction began indicated it would be commercially viable, at least with the not inconsiderable investment of public funds in constructing the line. This adds up to a not inconsiderable amount of money. He told the annual general meeting of the authority in Achill that a not inconsiderable number of visitors had passed on the warning that Ireland's reputation for hospitality and a welcome was in question. Well, yes, except that 99 per cent of all students and a not inconsiderable percentage of adults are wearing the same silly and small spectacle frames in 2004. The profession represents less than one third of one per cent of the population which is certainly an ‘inconsiderable proportion’ of society. Besides the most important fact that all these people are still driving around and living with their families for hopefully a normal span of natural life, the actuarial value of around 70 million euros also saved is not inconsiderable. Why would I spend so much time, and a not inconsiderable chunk of money, hanging out with people whose views I obviously have little respect for? I rang a chap who has agreed to help me move it on Sunday for a not inconsiderable amount of money. But those predictions may yet prove inaccurate given the challenger's strength of character and not inconsiderable size of heart. 1.1 Unimportant or insignificant. 无足轻重的，微不足道的；无意义的，无关紧要的 a not inconsiderable artist 一笔不小的钱财。 Example sentencesExamples When the announcement came that there would be a new album I felt vaguely cheated, but mostly concerned that the recording would detract from the band's not inconsiderable legacy. I don't necessarily view them as future superstars, but it's nice to know we have a couple of home-grown artists of not inconsiderable talent. In nine outings against the not inconsiderable might of Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the artist formerly known as ‘White Lightning’ grabbed 16 wickets at barely 20 runs apiece. The task was given to me, and I carried it forward with no inconsiderable success. I was still struggling with ‘Gentle’ and ‘Moderate’ Sudoku games and reckoned that completing one of those in two or three days was a not inconsiderable triumph. Synonyms insignificant, negligible, trifling, small, tiny, little, minuscule, nominal, token, petty, slight, niggling, minor, inappreciable, insubstantial, not worth mentioning, not worth bothering about, inconsequential Origin Late 16th century (in the sense ‘impossible to imagine’): from French, or from late Latin inconsiderabilis, from in- ‘not’ + considerabilis ‘worthy of consideration’ (see considerable).
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