trivialize [
'triviәlaiz]
vt. 使平凡, 使琐碎
trivialize
- Former staffers accuse Mr. Berle of trying to "trivialize" the magazine's content in pursuit of more and younger readers.
- His copies are at once acts of love and of aggression, acts that simultaneously celebrate and trivialize Picasso, in about equal degrees.
- Editorial cheap shots trivialize the enormous public health and safety concerns involved.
- Ackerman said he was not trying to trivialize the debate.
- While well-intentioned, this coverage sometimes serves only to trivialize the larger issues.
- But the laughs also get in the way and finally trivialize the serious story Sorkin is trying to tell.
- Have you broken the law?" Although Ackerman said he was not trying to trivialize the debate, Rep. James Inhofe, R-Okla., said he was offended.
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