Triviality (noun)

Something that is not important or significant, something that is minor or insignificant.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "trivium" meaning a crossroads or a public place where three roads meet or converge, which then came to mean a place of little or no importance.

Examples:

1. The issue was considered a triviality by the committee.
2. The mistake was seen as a triviality and was easily corrected.
3. The request was considered a triviality and was denied.
4. The problem was dismissed as a triviality by the engineer.
5. The matter was seen as a triviality and was not given much attention.