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inconsiderably
This adverb describes a degree or amount that is small, insignificant, or not worthy of notice. It is far less common in modern English than its antonym, considerably, and often carries a subtle tone of dismissal or minimization. Because it emphasizes the lack of importance, it is typically used in formal or technical contexts to describe a marginal change or a negligible difference.
Users should be cautious not to confuse this with "inconsiderately," which refers to a lack of empathy or thoughtfulness toward others. While "inconsiderably" deals with quantity and scale, "inconsiderately" deals with social behavior and ethics.
Meanings
Examples
The price of the stock rose inconsiderably over the last quarter.
The new software update improved the processing speed inconsiderably.
My blood pressure has dropped inconsiderably since I started the new diet.
The temperature in the room shifted inconsiderably during the night.
It is only inconsiderably different from the previous version.
The risk of failure increased inconsiderably after the change in strategy.
The weight of the package differs inconsiderably from the estimate.
The noise level in the library decreased inconsiderably when the students left.
Collocations & Compounds
increase inconsiderably
Adverb collocation: to grow or rise by a very small amount