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Frivolous conversation's often referred to as "small talk", but informal synonyms of conversation could apply. For example "chat" or "gab".
What a frivolous question. Honestly: Many people think frivolous thoughts. "This is such a frivolous idea!"
Trifling means of slight worth or importance; frivolous or idle.
The same as in the US, frivolous.
Frivolous is an adjective and therefore does not have a plural form.
She was very frivolous when it came to spending her money.
Fables for the Frivolous was created in 1898.
Farfelu translates as capricious, odd, given to fantasies, frivolous, or silly.
My father thought my sneaker collection was very frivolous.
The word "frivolous" is an adjective. An example of a sentence using the word would be: She was unable to afford the maintenance such a frivolous lifestyle.
"The lawsuit was dismissed because the judge declared it to be frivolous." "Most of the blogs on the internet are a frivolous waste of resources." "His frivolous remarks did not fit the solemnity of the occasion." "Spending money on comic books seemed frivolous to Simone, who has no money for food." "Spending money on comic books would seem frivolous to someone who has no money for food."
Flirtatious, frivolous, teasing, puckish, frolicsome and mischievous are a few.