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Meanings of rather flippant in English
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Usage of rather flippant in English
1
Hugh thought Mr. Alling was rather flippant and lacking in dignity.
2
At first Morris was angry with this rather flippant message; then he laughed.
3
That's a rather flippant introduction to a weighty subject.
4
It was a rather flippant way to talk, but it was the best I could do under the circumstances.
5
If my style seems rather flippant, it is because I have been trained as an extemporaneous speaker and not as a writer.
6
'I was rather flippant about a visit from an oriental minister, but it turns out that he's a bigger fish than I thought.