Similar words: those, baths, bathroom, at home, a thought, Catholic, at home and abroad, whose. Meaning: ['beɪθɒs] 
n. 1. triteness or triviality of style 2. insincere pathos 3. a change from a serious subject to a disappointing one.
n. 1. triteness or triviality of style 2. insincere pathos 3. a change from a serious subject to a disappointing one. 
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1. The endearing bathos and crassness of Laurel found an admirable foil in the elephantine smugness of his rotund partner.
2. Skillfully using bathos, he emptied the story of any heroic dimensions and converted it into farce.
3. But Phillips' gift is in deftly leavening bathos with pathos.
4. He'll never be able to emerge from his bathos of coarseness and ignorance.
5. With the bathos of Napoleon departing for Elba or Michael Jordan bidding adieu to basketball, Mr Calacanis bowed out, reverting to the ancient medium of e-mail to disseminate his opinions.
6. There had been no mad paroxysm of love, with the inevitable bathos.
7. Such titles and ornamentation can create the effect of bathos, or comic undermining of what you do achieve.
8. What a pity, then, that writer-director Darnell Martin reduces these pioneers to the sum of their foibles — greed, lust, drugs — and compacts each tragedy into bathos.
9. Worth's war was one that went from high excitement to moments of bathos.
10. Spring was the real apex of the year; summer was bathos.
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11. NO ONE expected a bang; but the idea of a cap on America's carbon emissions died with barely the bathos of a whimper.
12. And he'll never be able to emerge from his bathos of coarseness and ignorance.