trivias

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Trivias is a nonstandard plural of trivia, which is already grammatically plural (from Latin, meaning "commonplaces" or "trifles").

People sometimes use trivias to mean multiple sets or categories of trivia, as in We played three different trivias at the pub last night, treating each quiz or topic as a separate unit.

Standard usage treats trivia as uncountable, like information or knowledge.

games

quiz

Brief informal test

categories · rounds · scorecard · teams · host · buzzer · competition · knowledge · facts · challenge

facts

tidbits

Small choice pieces

oddities · fun facts · obscure · arcane · esoteric · minutiae · anecdotes · snippets · morsels · information

entertainment

pop culture

Mass entertainment and trends

television · sports · history · geography · science · literature · entertainment · current events · world records · famous quotes

Opposites
importance/significance

triviasessentials

Indispensable items or elements

fundamentals · key points · substance · gravitas

depth of knowledge

triviasmastery

Complete skill or control

erudition · wisdom · scholarship · expertise · deep understanding

scope/substance

triviasfundamentals

Core elements of something

first principles · principles · big picture · core concepts · main ideas

Phrases
Family

trivial, trivia, trivialize, triviality, trivialized, trivializes, trivializing, nontrivial, trivium

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