trivializingly
trivializingly adverb: so as to trivialize.
Adverb
trivializingly (comparative more trivializingly, superlative most trivializingly)
- So as to trivialize.
- Naturalists, often trivializingly dubbed “botanists,” hunted, fished, shot, trapped, caught, cut, or uprooted any species on mere suspicion of its being unknown.2008, Regine I. Heberlein, Writing a national colony, page 104
Forms of trivializingly
| comparative | more trivializingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most trivializingly |
Origin of trivializingly
From trivializing + -ly.
Questions about trivializingly
- What does trivializingly mean?
- Trivializingly means so as to trivialize.
- What part of speech is trivializingly?
- Trivializingly is an adverb.
Words near trivializingly in the dictionary
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