frivolity meaning

• Noun: frivolity  fri'vólitee
  1. The trait of being frivolous; not serious or sensible
     - frivolousness 
  2. Something of little value or significance
     - bagatelle, fluff, frippery 
  3. Acting like a clown or buffoon
     - buffoonery, clowning, japery, harlequinade, prank

  Derived forms: frivolities

  See also: frivolous

  Type of: craziness, folly, foolery, indulgence, lunacy, small beer, tomfoolery, trait, trifle, trivia, triviality

  Antonym: seriousness

• I can not waste time on such frivolities.
• Hedonism and frivolity will diffuse hell through all our days.
• I was astonished by this, imagining that the amahagger were much too gloomy a folk to indulge in any such frivolity.
• She resembled miss hancock attempting by archness and by an assumption of frivolity to persuade her neighbours that she was juvenile.
• She obtained pleasure by contrasting different writers, getting emotions out of the gravity of one and the frivolity of the next.
• Enough frivolity . let's get down to business
• On the upper right, partridges symbolise frivolity
• I can't waste time on such frivolities
• I can't waste time on such frivolities
• How could she tolerate the men's frivolity

• "frivolity" meaning in Chinese: n. 1.轻佻，轻浮。2.轻薄的话[举动]。
• "frivolity" meaning in Japanese: frivolity佻ちょう浮華ふか移り気うつりぎ
• "frivolity" meaning in Russian: 1) легкомыслие; легкомысленный поступок Ex: a life of endl...
• "frivolity" meaning in French: n. frivolité, légèreté, bêtise