trivially follows from

verb phrase

  1. Is an immediate and very easy consequence of something already known or stated, requiring no significant argument or calculation.

    C1

    [+ from]formal; academic

    • "The answer trivially follows from the definition."B2
    • "Since all sides of the triangle are equal, it trivially follows from the theorem that the angles are equal."C1
    • "The result trivially follows from the preceding lemma, so we omit the proof."C2
    • "It trivially follows from the law of gravity that objects fall to the ground."B2
    • "Given that all humans are mortal, it trivially follows that Socrates is mortal."C1

Collocations

trivially follows from the definitiontrivially follows from the theoremtrivially follows from the preceding lemma

Word family

trivialtriviallynontrivial