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Showing inappropriate levity.
light-minded
frivolous
Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humour.
facetious
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Examples for "
facetious
"
facetious
Examples for "
facetious
"
1
Ralph had usually treated it facetiously; but present circumstances proscribed the
facetious
.
2
Sir, - Your report of August 12th was inappropriately
facetious
and inaccurate.
3
The termination of the miseries of this
facetious
genius was now approaching.
4
But the honorable member was inclined to be
facetious
on the subject.
5
Straight across the tops of two columns it ran, a
facetious
caption:
1
She didn't respond to his
flippant
comment or even glance his way.
2
In their place she found only exceeding worldliness, or the
flippant
commonplace.
3
The first month, he was
flippant
and treated the whole thing lightly.
4
To make it all the worse this stranger had been decidedly
flippant
.
5
People think I'm girlish and
flippant
,
but I was an honours student.
6
Our American atmosphere is vocal with the
flippant
loquacity of half knowledge.
7
Impertinent and
flippant
,
I was universally hailed an original and a wit.
8
The man who reverses the Fifth
flippant
jester, but a philosophic thinker.
9
It is very
flippant
,
but you see I am honest about it.
10
I would have preferred to tell you in person. He sounded
flippant
.
11
Henslow had been pleasant enough, but a little
flippant
after the election.
12
But now she felt oddly serious and unlike her usual
flippant
self.
13
If they are apt to be
flippant
and bitter, so was I.
14
If a fourth-class power insults our flag we accept a
flippant
apology.
15
Her former
flippant
indifference to his remonstrances now changed into abject fear.
16
To that end she answered every sentimental remark with a
flippant
one.
flippant
flippant tone
so flippant
too flippant
flippant manner
very flippant