Frivolity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRIVOLITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a trifling habit or nature
• lack of seriousness; light-heartedness
• The condition or quality of being frivolous; also, acts or habits of trifling; unbecoming levity of disposition.
• the trait of being frivolous; not serious or sensible
• something of little value or significance
• acting like a clown or buffoon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being frivolous

Words related to FRIVOLITY

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How to use FRIVOLITY in a sentence

• Where they have not, but have preferred frivolity, it is not always their own fault, but the result of outside pressure.
• She fortified the frivolity of historical Parisian manners by a dash of the British sporting character.
• It seems a trifle ungrateful that she should have left him out, since it was he who gave her a standard by which to measure the frivolity of Simla.
• Men are most addicted to intemperance and brutality, women to frivolity and jealousy.
• In short, there is an indifference, a frivolity, in the French character, which, in circumstances like the present, appears unaccountable.
• We witnessed several trials there which were similar in frivolity and meanness to those detailed above.
• She laid awake for a long time that night wondering what he would think of her for that wretched bit of frivolity.
• The only frivolity was in his purple knitted scarf.
• Without ever being charged with frivolity, he sang, and whistled, and laughed.
• Carter exactly said so, yet we gathered the idea that those were days of much dress and frivolity.
• She confessed her stupidity and frivolity with charming frankness.
• For as religion is merely mischievous unless it is tested in matters of conduct, so taste is mere pedantry or frivolity unless it is tested on things of use.
• Eliot, he asked himself whether the Lord could really countenance such frivolity.
• Then, as this grew on me, there grew on me continuously the sense of a mountainous frivolity.
• Her inconstancy was mere frivolity, unrestrained imagination.
• As they get nearer to, and while they are at, the Front, they become more reverent and less disposed to frivolity.
• It is the force of nature, and not the frivolity of the heart, which beneath an energetic climate hastens the development of the passions.
• Besides these winged devils, we have swarms of flies, which also bite and sting, with a venomous rancor of which I should have thought their frivolity incapable.
• She had scolded him for his frivolity, also scolded Yvonne, who cried, yet somehow seemed to smile through her tears.
• It is useless for me to deny that when you stayed with me, I thought you were addicted to frivolity.
• Frivolity of this sort in no way suited the appetite of Captain Owen Kettle.
• He had been flung against that huge rock the frivolity of the fortunate.
• For he speedily detected the unbelief and frivolity under the surface of the intellectual culture of the people.
• I left their care with my moral sense so well prepared to stand any test, that this precious jewel passed uninjured through the crucible of Parisian frivolity.
• Frivolity was combined with feminine fervor on the suffrage question.

Similar words containing FRIVOL without suffix ity

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