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Frivolity (Noun)

Something of little value or significance.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The comedian's jokes about politics were met with criticism for their frivolity and lack of nuanced understanding.
She dismissed her friend's celebrity gossip as frivolity, preferring to focus on more serious topics of conversation.
The company's frivolity with funds led to its financial downfall, as investors lost trust in their reckless spending habits.
His artistic talents were overshadowed by the frivolity of his social media posts, which led many to doubt his seriousness as a creative professional.
The indulgent buffet was a symbol of the party's frivolity, with extravagance taking precedence over any real celebration or commemoration.

Acting like a clown or buffoon.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

He was known for his antics and frivolity on stage, often making audiences laugh with his silly impressions.
The court jester's frivolity and jests brought much-needed levity to the seriously formal royal court.
Her friends loved her for her ability to bring frivolity and goofiness to even the most mundane situations.
The actor's over-the-top performances were criticized for crossing the line from talented comedy to unbridled frivolity.
His absurd sense of humor and love of frivolity often made him the life of the party.

The trait of being frivolous; not serious or sensible.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

She threw away her entire paycheck on frivolity, buying designer shoes and luxury perfumes despite having bills to pay.
The politician's opponent criticized him for his frivolity in running a expensive advertising campaign when the country was facing economic struggles.
As the recession deepened, many people cut back on frivolity, canceling their gym memberships and subscription services to save money.
Mark's friends accused him of frivolity for quitting his job to travel the world, but he insisted it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The celebrity's love of extravagance and frivolity made her a frequent target of critics and speculation in the tabloids.