The quality of being silly or not serious; a trivial act
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
With great attention to detail; occurring every minute
Lacking plan or purpose; jumping randomly from one thing to another
Lacking flavor or interest; dull
Excessively sentimental or tearful, especially when drunk
A railway system using a single rail
Showing no pity or mercy; ruthless
A short promotional description of a book or film
Made narrower by pressure; tightly restricted
One who falls behind; slow to progress
To summarize or restate the main points briefly
Easily excited or emotionally aroused
A person who commits sabotage
In a self-governing or independent manner
To play cheerfully and energetically; playful fun or merrymaking
To tremble or speak with a shaky voice; a trembling sound; an eighth note
To steal small items or amounts repeatedly
Journalism that tells stories primarily through photographs
Dishes, cutlery, and glassware used at the table
A male servant; a servile follower
Too unique to be imitated; matchless
Of little importance or value; trivial; frivolous behaviour
Using pompous, high-sounding language with little real meaning
Refusal to obey orders or respect authority
In a way that cannot be avoided
To copy another's work and pass it off as one's own
Direct, without any intervening agent or process
To shorten by cutting off a part; cut short
Never stopping; continuous and persistent
A person who sells goods aggressively or deceptively; to peddle or haggle
Shrunken and wrinkled, especially due to age or illness
Insufficient in size or amount; meager
Very stormy; characterized by violent emotions or turbulence
To reorganize posts or responsibilities; an instance of such reorganization
A condition causing yellowing of the skin; to bias or prejudice
A taste or impression that lingers after an experience
A person who makes maps
Impossible to correct or reform; persistently bad
Not flattering or appropriate; unsuitable
Affected by jaundice; prejudiced or envious
A person who rides a motorcycle
To talk rapidly and indistinctly; incoherent chatter