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frivolous

/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de peu sérieux, insensé ou manquant de profondeur ; souvent utilisé pour critiquer ce qui est trivial, superflu ou idiot.

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/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de peu sérieux, insensé ou manquant de profondeur ; souvent utilisé pour critiquer ce qui est trivial, superflu ou idiot.

Describes something that is not serious, sensible, or practical; often used to criticize something as trivial or silly.

  1. Not serious or importantB2formal

    Lacking in seriousness or importance; trivial or silly.

    frfutile, insignifiant

    • She spent her money on frivolous purchases like designer handbags.
    • The meeting was filled with frivolous discussions that wasted time.
    • He made a frivolous complaint about the office temperature.

    Synonymesflippantidleinsignificantlight-mindedpaltrypettyshallowsillytriflingtrivial

    Antonymesconsequentialgraveimportantserioussignificantsolemnsubstantialweighty

  2. Playfully lightheartedB2informal

    Characterized by a lack of seriousness; carefree and playful.

    frInsouciant, enjoué

    • They engaged in frivolous banter during the break.
    • Her frivolous attitude annoyed her serious colleagues.
    • The party had a frivolous atmosphere with games and laughter.

    Synonymescarefreejocularlightheartedplayfulwhimsical

    Antonymesgraveserioussolemn

Formes
  • more frivolous comparative form
  • most frivolous superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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