Thrival

Adjective describing a person who has transitioned out of survival mode and into an optimal state of health, vitality, joy and wellbeing.

Wow, Maya has really gone thrival. She seems so healthy, vibrant, energetic, and joyous these days. I wonder how she does it!

by Thrival Wellness February 11, 2022

thrival

adjective for looking beyond your soul into the deepness of society's problems; sacrificing yourself and going beyond one's comfort zone in order to help the people around you

The thrival kit was proved to be a valuable item in the lives of the community leaders.

by john675 May 29, 2011

trivial disinformation

Feeding bad information or faulty logic to the opposing team when playing Trivial Pursuit in an effort to steer the team toward the wrong answer. Especially effective when done under the guise of lending a helpful hand.

Johnny's encyclopedic knowledge of geography and sports history, combined with the expertly-disguised stream of trivial disinformation that he gave the enemy, won the game for us tonight.

by jboyardee October 19, 2007

trivial

used in mathematics to mean "this is obvious, so I won't waste space writing up the proof here."

Claim: P \neq NP
Proof: Trivial

by dibbylongshooott August 23, 2020

Trivial Pursuit

A wicked board game of question and answer. Now comes in 1st edition and Twentieth Century Edition

Forget Monopoly. I'm in the mood for something more challenging, like Trivial Pursuit!

by Denis Baldwin October 9, 2003

Trivial Purtoot

When playing trivial pursuit, if you answer a pie piece question right, you do a line of cocaine.

"Totally thought my dad was a stiff until he told me about how he played trivial purtoot in college."

by TribalWangWarrior December 19, 2009

Trivial

Right it’s the Todd Phillips copy-and-pasting a movie off of Urban Dictionary that’s the trivial part. It’s the Dr. JeepJorp Peepeestones citing me more than he cites Freud. The people recording me (while I sleep apparently)? Not important.

Hym “Right. That ☝️ is just a byproduct of my attitude. That’s trivial. None of that matters. That’s the trivial part. The meaningful part is the life of servitude. That’s what’ll give my life meaning. And what it will mean is that I don’t get to decide for myself what is trivial or non-trivial. Jordan Peterson will do that for me. That’s a part of his servitude to me... somehow. I still don’t see how I’m being served but that’s clearly an attitude thing on my part. His responsibility to do things like tell the truth, give credit where credit is due, act out the things he believes... Also trivial! It comes secondary to ‘not being manipulated.’ That’s the non-trivial thing. Here’s the hierarchy of value:

Not being manipulated

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Acting out your values

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Actually believing the shit you say

by Hym Iam October 27, 2022