frivolous

UK
/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/
US
/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/

Translations

frivolousadjective
more frivolous
Comp.
most frivolous
Super.
UK
/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/
US
/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs/
frivoleSe dit de ce qui manque de sérieux ou de gravité.
The committee dismissed his frivolous suggestions as they were not relevant to the discussion.
Le comité a rejeté ses suggestions frivoles, car elles n'étaient pas pertinentes pour la discussion.
frivoleSe dit d’une attitude légère, peu sérieuse ou peu préoccupée par les choses importantes.
She had a frivolous attitude towards her studies, preferring to spend her time socializing instead.
Elle avait une attitude frivole envers ses études et préférait passer son temps à sociabiliser.
Additional translations
abusifDroit. Se dit d’une demande ou d’un recours sans fondement sérieux, souvent destiné à retarder ou à importuner.

Definitions

frivolousadjective
Lacking in seriousness or importance.
The committee dismissed his frivolous suggestions as they were not relevant to the discussion.
Carefree and not serious.
She had a frivolous attitude towards her studies, preferring to spend her time socializing instead.
(Law) Of a claim, lawsuit, or appeal: having no serious purpose or merit and intended chiefly to delay, harass, or embarrass.
The judge dismissed the frivolous lawsuit and sanctioned the attorney who filed it.