frivolous
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definition
adjective
rules to stop frivolous lawsuits
not having any serious purpose or value.
example
When philosophers take liberties with language to make their distinctive points they are not 'frivolous' .
I find it insulting that our elected councillors are prepared to waste both their time and ours on such 'frivolous' and pointless schemes.
She was as complex as she was caring, as 'frivolous' as she was serious with a wicked sense of fun.
The defendants delayed the trial for years with dozens of 'frivolous' appeals.
In fact, even today, I doubt my parents would spend money on items they would consider 'frivolous' and useless.
Sometimes we repress our good humour, because we are afraid that others will think we are 'frivolous' or foolish.
The more 'frivolous' among them behave like teenagers on the rampage; the more serious take courses in improving subjects.
Let's not pull it apart by making extra work for administrators or managers with 'frivolous' complaints.
They provide a 'frivolous' distraction for a government that should be implementing a serious energy policy.
I do resent a Government Minister telling me I got into debt because I was flighty, 'frivolous' and decadent.
It seemed, as always, that I was either going to be utterly serious or completely 'frivolous' .
I think acting is still looked down upon as a 'frivolous' activity and not a real job or a serious profession.
She believed in him and she was not a 'frivolous' person, so her opinion counted.
Then, if the lawsuit is 'frivolous' , why should it produce grave consequences for Germany?
Its claims are not 'frivolous' or vexatious and definitely present a serious case to be tried.
When I do have money, I tend to spend it on 'frivolous' things for myself and presents for my friends.
Drug companies claim the union and consumer plan would encourage 'frivolous' lawsuits.
These facts are often used to depict Mary in a one-sided way as 'frivolous' and irresponsible.
This 'frivolous' attitude towards love reflects an immature response to abrupt freedom and independence.
There are those who scoff at the school boy, calling him 'frivolous' and shallow.
That's why it's important to pass a law that would protect the industry from 'frivolous' lawsuits.
They say we do not support this bill because we are 'frivolous' and because we are jealous.
The outpouring of compassion for the daily deaths of thousands is suddenly treated as a 'frivolous' distraction.
So they have made him arts spokesman in the hopes that he will appear serious rather than 'frivolous' , amusing but not foolish.
While the two senior residents certainly met the needs requirement, the case was deemed 'frivolous' and turned down.
Everything that she made a mental note of seemed unimportant and 'frivolous' .
But I don't think they could change it on a whim or for any 'frivolous' reason.
We are dumbfounded by 'frivolous' concerns about violence preventing such an effort to succeed.
That, of course, would add to the cost, and city council is rarely in the mood to spend money on something so 'frivolous' as the past.
But this was Nero, and he would not be Nero without being 'frivolous' .
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