Frivolity
[frih-VAH-lih-tee]
Hint 1.
You are probably familiar with the adjective frivolous, which is commonly used to describe things lack serious purpose or merit, such as frivolous lawsuits, but it can also be used to describe persons or behaviors.
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“After scoring high on the GRE, John thought it was time for a weekend of frivolity.”
What is the best definition of frivolity?
A.
Hard work and studying
B.
Fun and self-indulgence
C.
Rest and relaxation
D.
Reckless abandon
Hint 1.
You are probably familiar with the adjective frivolous, which is commonly used to describe things lack serious purpose or merit, such as frivolous lawsuits, but it can also be used to describe persons or behaviors.
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“After scoring high on the GRE, John thought it was time for a weekend of frivolity.”
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