Trifling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIFLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• treat without seriousness or respect
• talk or act frivolously
• waste something, especially time, frivolously
NOUN:
• the act of wasting time
• a thing of little value or importance
• a small amount of something
• a cold dessert of sponge cake and fruit covered with layers of custard, jelly, and cream
• the deliberate act of delaying and playing instead of working
ADJECTIVE:
• trivial
• Being of small value or importance; trivial; paltry; as, a trifling debt; a trifling affair.
• not worth considering
• insignificant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to waste time
• a waste of time

Words related to TRIFLING

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How to use TRIFLING in a sentence

• In addition to this there was one circumstance, trifling in itself, but at the same time producing important consequences in the action.
• This is a trifling disturbance, and you know that you have the remedy in your own hands.
• Apparently this trifling courtesy had broken the spell of reverie, for Mr.
• My father did not approve of trifling or loss of time.
• It is unpleasant to miss even the most trifling thing to which we have been accustomed.
• Forty thousand pounds was a trifling transaction to Bulpit Brothers.
• Any trifling with this rule will prove a costly mistake.
• The doubtful point is quantity, but even here the difference, if any, is too trifling to be worth the consideration of private growers.
• Abandon at once and for ever all misgivings that I am trifling with you, or passing an idle hour as men do when they find themselves in the company of beautiful women.
• Admitting our lives were of so trifling a value, the abandonment of the settlement, with all the goods and furs in it, would have subjected the Company to a very serious loss.
• I must go to this school more before I again cross the Atlantic, where often for years I have carried about some trifling question without finding the person who could answer it.
• From the conversation I had overheard in the theatre dressing-room and trifling things in Mrs.
• Their Language is very often Noble and Sonorous, but the Sense either very trifling or very common.
• He returned it, and said if any trifling sums fell due, he would take them out in scolding, and pay himself thus.
• My wife has never called on either of our daughters to perform any of those trifling intimate services that bring a mother and her children together.
• He pleased his mother by those trifling sympathizing attentions all women are glad to receive.
• But at last one of those trifling disputes arose, in which little boys are so apt to indulge.
• Up to and including the winter of 1883-84 the loss among range cattle was trifling.
• It was a series of isolated murders, trifling skirmishes, night surprises, marchings and counter-marchings.
• Some objected at first, but the troops stood no trifling, and every man who came within reach was forced to work.
• He employed her for every purpose, at every minute, for an arm, a foot, the most trifling detail that he stood in need of.
• Despite the spilling of blood the cut was a trifling one, and after giving it simple treatment, the doctor assured Wallace that he could attend to his duties as usual.

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