Definition
Definition of trivializing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
downplayingUS reducing the significance of somethingUS
- He has a habit of trivializing serious issues.
2.
diminishingmaking something seem less important or serious
- His trivializing comments upset the group.
Noun
behaviorUS the act of making something seem less importantUS
- Trivializing of serious issues can be harmful.
Origin of trivializing
Latin, trivialis (commonplace)
Examples of trivializing in a sentence
The article was criticized for trivializing the issue. Her trivializing attitude towards the issue was frustrating. The trivializing tone of the article angered many readers. Trivializing of harassment complaints discourages employees from reporting problems. Trivializing of the outbreak led many residents to ignore the warnings.
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- French:banalisant, banalisation, ...
- German:verharmlosend, Banalisierung, ...
- Italian:sminuendo, minimizzazione, ...
- Spanish:restando importancia, trivialización, ...
- Portuguese:desvalorizando, minimização, ...
- Chinese:轻描淡写的, 淡化, ...
- Japanese:軽視する, 矮小化, ...
- Arabic:مُقَلِّل مِن الشَّأن, تَهْوِين, ...
- Hebrew:מַמְעִיט, הַקְטָנָה, ...
- Russian:преуменьшающий, преуменьшение, ...
- Ukrainian:знецінюючий, применшення, ...
- Hindi:महत्व घटाने वाला, तुच्छीकरण, ...
Definition of trivialize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
minimizereduce the perceived significance of something
- The media often trivializes complex political debates.
- Don't trivialize the importance of mental health.
- He tends to trivialize his own achievements.
Origin of trivialize
Latin, trivialis (commonplace)
View all translations of trivialize
Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
- French:banaliser, ...
- German:bagatellisieren, ...
- Italian:sminuire, ...
- Spanish:trivializar, ...
- Portuguese:banalizar, ...
- Chinese:淡化, ...
- Japanese:軽視する, ...
- Arabic:هَوَّنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַזְעֵר, ...
- Russian:преуменьшать, ...
- Ukrainian:знецінювати, ...
- Hindi:कम महत्व देना, ...
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