frivolity
/ˈfrɪvəlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
the quality of being carefree and lacking in seriousness or importance; a tendency to be irresponsible or frivolous
“The party’s frivolity was contagious, and soon everyone was dancing and having a great time.”
2. noun
light or trivial amusement
“The novel’s frivolity was a welcome respite from the seriousness of everyday life.”
3. noun
a quality of being inconsequential or unimportant
“The scientist dismissed the study’s findings as mere frivolity, claiming they were irrelevant to the larger issue.”
4. adjective
lacking seriousness or importance
“The frivolous nature of the gossip column was evident in its sensationalized headlines.”