trifling
/ˈtraɪflɪŋ/
adjective
- Unimportant, trivial, or of little value.
- His trifling complaints annoyed everyone in the meeting.
- The difference in price was trifling, so she bought the better-quality item.
- We argued over a trifling amount of money that wasn't worth the trouble.
- Frivolous or shallow in character; not serious or sincere.
- His trifling attitude toward the job cost him a promotion.
- Stop being so trifling and focus on what really matters.
- She had no time for trifling people who only cared about gossip.
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noun
- The act of wasting time or treating something lightly; frivolous behavior.
- His constant trifling with important matters frustrated the entire team.
- Enough trifling — we need to finish this report by noon.
- The teacher warned the class that trifling would not be tolerated during the exam.