frivol Antonyms
Meaning of frivol
Wordnet
frivol (v)
act frivolously
Webster
frivol (v. i.)
To act frivolously; to trifle.
frivol Sentence Examples
- The frivol on the hem of her dress added a touch of playfulness to her otherwise somber attire.
- The children spent hours engaged in frivolous games that made their parents laugh.
- The artist's paintings were often dismissed as frivolous by critics who failed to appreciate their whimsical charm.
- The politician's speech was full of frivolous promises that he had no intention of fulfilling.
- The situation was far too serious for frivolous conversation; they needed to focus on the task at hand.
- The company's frivolous spending on unnecessary luxuries threatened to bankrupt it.
- The frivolous nature of the gossip spread through the town like wildfire.
- The debate over the frivolous use of social media had become quite heated.
- The frivolous lifestyle of the wealthy elite often provoked resentment among those living in poverty.
- The frivolous purchase of the sports car was a sign of the man's impulsive and irresponsible nature.
FAQs About the word frivol
act frivolouslyTo act frivolously; to trifle.
flirt, coquette, toy, coquet, woo,trifle, play (with), tease, razz, mess around
No antonyms found.
The frivol on the hem of her dress added a touch of playfulness to her otherwise somber attire.
The children spent hours engaged in frivolous games that made their parents laugh.
The artist's paintings were often dismissed as frivolous by critics who failed to appreciate their whimsical charm.
The politician's speech was full of frivolous promises that he had no intention of fulfilling.
