frivolity in Greek
frivolity in Greek is ελαφρότητα, κουφότητα — frivolity means playful, silly, or lighthearted behavior that lacks serious purpose.
frivolity in Greek
ελαφρότητα
Pronounced: elafrotita
frivolous act
ελαφρότητα
Pronounced: elafrotita
state of being frivolous
κουφότητα
Pronounced: koufotita
state of being frivolous
What does "frivolity" mean?
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noun Playful, silly, or lighthearted behavior that lacks serious purpose.
"The wedding reception was full of music, dancing, and frivolity."
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frivolity in a sentence
- The wedding reception was full of music, dancing, and frivolity.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "frivolity" in Greek?
"frivolity" in Greek is ελαφρότητα, κουφότητα. frivolity means: Playful, silly, or lighthearted behavior that lacks serious purpose.
How do you pronounce ελαφρότητα?
"frivolity" in Greek is ελαφρότητα, pronounced "elafrotita".
How do you use "frivolity" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding reception was full of music, dancing, and frivolity." In Greek, "frivolity" is ελαφρότητα, κουφότητα.
Are there other ways to say "frivolity" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "frivolity": ελαφρότητα, κουφότητα.
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