The weakest of the allies was the first to experience the miseries of that war so frivolously and gratuitously entered upon, from covetousness, rancor, or weakness, those fertile sources of the bitterest sorrows to humanity.
He frivolously asked them whether they ever went to the theatre, to which they replied very coldly that they went to their boxes when the piece was not on the Index and when there was no ballet.
I see that you are cured of the idea that I have been frivolously spying upon you for my own amusement.
Imperial Chancellor called the leaders of all parties, including the Socialists, to his house and explained to them in a concise and impressive statement how frivolously Germany had been driven to war.
The British "White Paper" proves how frivolously steps leading to the most serious results were ordered in St. Petersburg.
We liked to hear about Barbara, liked the sound of her still richer rarer surname; which in spite of the fine Irish harmony it even then struck me as making I have frivolously forgotten.
On the probable general fact, however, some observations may be less frivolously based.
It is generally conceded that Herr Egon von Ernau is a very talented young fellow, but that he abuses most frivolously the brilliant gifts bestowed upon him by nature.
When I see you now and hear you talk I can hardly believe you are the same man who talked so frivolouslyabout self-destruction.
The waves played frivolouslyenough in its recesses.
Joan accepted this solution, and having arrayed herself frivolously she bought Cuff a most remarkable collar which embarrassed the dog considerably.
The habit of frivolously taking up, and as frivolously casting aside, a book is, however, one which should be guarded against with the utmost care.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "frivolously" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
