fri·vol·ity [frɪ'vɒləti] N
1. frivolity no pl (lack of seriousness):
- frivolity
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2. frivolity (activities):
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He must practice his art in secret, obviously, and is continually resisting the temptation to use them against bullies and other frivolities.
en.wikipedia.org In the beginning it was rather the novelty of its play's styles and the frivolity of its plays that garnered it attention.
en.wikipedia.org The title alludes to the frivolity of the lives of socialites.
en.wikipedia.org Their songwriting was known for its irreverence and frivolity, and for its reflections of the band's faith.
en.wikipedia.org Following the council, he proscribed as sin any frivolity, indecorum, and use of traditional depictions without scriptural foundation.
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