Synonym: dalliance, dawdling, negligible, paltry. Similar words: stifling, trifle, fling, rifle, rifled, flinch, flint, strife. Meaning: ['traɪflɪŋ] n. the deliberate act of delaying and playing instead of working. adj. not worth considering.
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31. In chapter 3, emphasis are concerned with part designs in the vest-pocket park, and the detailed design of soft and hard environment such as water, afforest, hard ground and trifling environment.
32. They'd always put her off with some trifling sort of excuse.
33. But compared with what was here, his own supply was trifling.
34. But the House is a trifling appetiser on the institutional-paralysis menu compared with the Senate.
35. Excitable and turbulent in trifling matters, when actual bodily danger threatened he was an abnormal quiet.
36. It was the expression of a man who'd won a trifling game of one-upmanship.
37. Jesus, therefore, wants us to consider the magnitude of the gift of God's Love we have thrown away, in exchange for which we have the trifling specifics of our life of specialness .
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38. Fear can be distinguished into serious fear , metus gravis , and trifling fear , metus levis.
39. Compare with the noble life, compare with the happiness of the human, all the trifling bifurcation are piffling .
40. Is it worthwhile getting angry over such a trifling matter?
41. She was indeed trifling with fire and perhaps social disgrace into the bargain.
42. Silence: Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself ; avoid trifling conversation.
43. Trifling with last year picked up a fallen leaves, the leaves around has dark brown, intermediate tracts yellow and some green, I was still immature insect bite.
44. They hope their words and deeds can cause the attention of other, peacockish , egocentric, ego abandon, often react to trifling bagatelle mood too intense, sometimes for no reason gets angry.
45. The complicated misanthropy which enabled him, his interpreters declared, to love the public and spurn humanity, did not preclude certain trifling investigation of the tenderer emotions.
46. These are trifling instances, though it's to no commander's advantage to be suspected of ludicrous eccentricities.
47. You allowed me a trifling sum for food and other domestic expenses.
48. Silence: Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself. Avoid trifling conversation.
49. Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trifling conversation.
50. You shouldn't regard such important work as a trifling matter.
51. I would be very much pleased if you would accept the trifling present from me.
52. SILENCE. Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trifling conversation.
53. Add the thirty francs for rent, and the thirty-six francs to the old woman, plus a few trifling expenses; for four hundred and fifty francs, Marius was fed, lodged, and waited on.
54. What at first was a trifling culinary request — another egg for the mixture — quickly became something more significant: an unscripted moment of trust between a father and daughter.
55. Japan is preposterously strict over trifling matters but turns a blind eye to serious ones.
56. They stigmatize these propositions as " trifling " or " merely verbal ".
57. Two daughters Fang Yi plans with concise gimmick, of indirect lighting apply, add a space trifling change gout.
58. When repressed, they do not hide behind any trifling thing but behind ideas and figures that have already become problematical for other reasons, and intensify and complicate their dubious nature.
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