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Meanings of trivializing in English
Minimisation or minimization is a type of deception involving denial coupled with rationalisation/rationalization in situations where complete denial is implausible.
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You're trivializing what getting out for a bit means to me, Harry.
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Germany's justice minister accused Trump of trivializing anti-Semitism and racism.
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In other words, why are you people trivializing a serious matter with your sixth grade analysis?
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I don't we're trivializing in any way by writing about anything whether it's nonfiction or fiction.
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In no way is it trivializing anything.
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Trivial and trivializing, the talking heads snorted.
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Your sentiments concerning Apple could have been expressed without denigrating or trivializing a symbol that many people feel strongly about.
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Gore's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention... Is it trivializing to think of a Presidential campaign as a baseball season?
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They criticized the restaurant owner for "trivializing an important movement for the African-American community," according to the media outlet.
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And, as much as I don't want you to think I'm trivializing it by including it with stuff about, what .
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I'd better stay away from a wish for reincarnation as an astronaut icon who might be infamous among psychs for trivializing their profession.
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Using mostly a handheld camera and a guitar-heavy soundtrack, the film shifts comfortably from comedy to drama without political rhetoric or trivializing its characters.
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Don't let the examples of Miers and Rice fool you: Trivializing female leaders is a bipartisan media pastime.
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Trivializing this violent crime sends a dangerous message to the public, RAINN spokesperson Katherine Hull said in a statement obtained by TheWrap.
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It certainly won't be a good idea to trivialize someone's concerns or worries!
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I don't mean to trivialize the suffering that your condition causes.
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Frequent collocations
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