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Meanings of too frivolous in English

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Usage of too frivolous in English
1
Tell me something, though, if you don't think it is too frivolous.
Mary Louise and Josie O'Gorman
2
I could never have chosen such subjects; they are too frivolous.
Beethoven, the Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
3
Novels and short-stories are too frivolous for marginal critics, generally.
The new yorker
4
Rachel did not care for her husband's tone, which was too frivolous for her.
The Price of Love
5
Meess Lucie has regarded this ceremony as too frivolous to be honoured by her observance.
Villette
6
Our people can be bought rather cheaply, but they are far too frivolous to remain bought.
Julian
7
To say that I need a certain captain is too frivolous a term for my taste.
Relentless Pursuit
8
Young love was too frivolous for our father.
Gratitude
9
He had felt with a new dissident aggression that they were too frivolous, their interventions mannered.
Iron Council
10
Bridge is far too frivolous a pursuit.
A Prince of Sinners
11
You people are too frivolous for him.
The Half-Hearted
12
Dancing seems too frivolous a word somehow.
Pegasus
13
Surely that is too frivolous an accompaniment!'
A Life's Morning
14
Tatiana thought him far too frivolous.
Zoya
15
There was just something not quite right with the suitor-tooold, too young, too frivolous, too dour... too something.
Dhampir
16
They think you're too frivolous.
Main Street
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