English to Esperanto Meaning of frivolity - frivolidad

Frivolity :
frivolidad

frivolidad, nescio, malsaĝeco, idioteco, Bagatelle, lokigi, ornamaĵo, vaporo, rivelado, araneaĵo, fluecon, senhontecon, frivoleco

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Definitions of frivolity in English
Noun(1) the trait of being frivolous; not serious or sensible(2) something of little value or significance(3) acting like a clown or buffoon
Examples of frivolity in English
(1) a night of fun and frivolity
(1) fritter away ::
fritter for
Synonyms
Noun
3. harlequinade ::
arlekenaĵo
4. fluff ::
lanugo
Antonyms
1. gravity ::
gravito
2. solemnity ::
solene
Different Forms
frivolities, frivolity
Word Example from TV Shows
...loud music and most other forms of alcohol-induced frivolity.

...loud music and most other forms of alcohol-induced FRIVOLITY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 16

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