frivolity
1 of 1noun/frɪˈvɑləti/
Forms:frivolities
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a playful or carefree attitude and a tendency to prioritize amusement or entertainment over more serious matters
- Some felt the debate had descended into frivolity with candidates joking around instead of discussing serious issues.
- During exams, the headmaster warned students against frivolity and urged them to focus on their studies.
- Some saw performance art as mere frivolity, but its defenders said it provided levity and social commentary.
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