IPA: /ˈfrɪvələs/
KK: /ˈfrɪvələs/
Not serious or important; something that is silly or trivial.
She made a frivolous comment during the serious meeting.
Frivolous → It is formed from 'frivole' (from Old French, meaning silly or trivial) and the suffix '-ous' (meaning full of). The word 'frivolous' describes something that is full of triviality or silliness.
Think of something that is 'full of silliness' — 'frivole' means silly, and '-ous' means full of. This helps you remember that 'frivolous' refers to things that are not serious or trivial.