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1. (n.) frivolity
the quality or state of being frivolous.
2. frivolity
a frivolous act or thing.
Etymology: (1790–1800; < F)
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1. (noun) frivolity, frivolousness
the trait of being frivolous; not serious or sensible
2. (noun) bagatelle, fluff, frippery, frivolity
something of little value or significance
3. (noun) buffoonery, clowning, japery, frivolity, harlequinade, prank
acting like a clown or buffoon
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1. (noun) frivolity
the condition or quality of being frivolous; also, acts or habits of trifling; unbecoming levity of disposition
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Sense: frivolousness
The frivolity of his behaviour.
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 Afrikaans: ligsinnigheid |
 Arabic: طَيْش، عدم جَدِّيَّه، اسْ |
 Bulgarian: лекомислие |
 Brazilian: frivolidade |
 Czech: povrchnost |
 German: der Leichtsinn |
 Danish: pjankethed |
 Greek: επιπολαιότητα |
 Spanish: frivolidad |
 Estonian: kergemeelsus |
 Farsi: سبکسری |
 Finnish: kevytmielisyys |
 French: frivolité |
 Hebrew: קַלוּת-דַעַת |
 Hindi: चपलता |
 Croatian: neozbiljnost, površnost |
 Hungarian: komolytalanság |
 Indonesian: sifat main-main |
 Icelandic: léttúð, alvöruleysi |
 Italian: frivolezza |
 Japanese: 軽薄さ |
 Korean: 경솔함 |
 Lithuanian: lengvabūdiškumas |
 Latvian: frivolitāte |
 Malay: sifat main-main |
 Dutch: frivoliteit |
 Norwegian: overflatiskhet, lettsindi |
 Polish: lekkomyślność |
 Persian: سبکسری |
 Pashto: سپكوالى، بيهوده ګى، ابتذا |
 Portuguese: frivolidade |
 Romanian: frivolitate |
 Russian: легкомыслие |
 Slovak: povrchnosť, neviazanosť |
 Slovenian: neresnost |
 Serbian: površnost |
 Swedish: lättsinne, ytlighet |
 Thai: ความขี้เล่น |
 Turkish: havailik, hoppalık |
 Taiwanese: 輕浮 |
 Ukrainian: легковажність |
 Urdu: اوچھاپن |
 Vietnamese: tính phù phiếm; tính lông |
 Chinese: 轻浮 |
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