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trifler

  • a word derived from trifle.
    trifle
    noun
    an article or thing of very little value.

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A hardhearted trifler by inclination, Trav has fallen deeply in love this time around.

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To the trifler and the gossip it is merely a few hours' diversion, such as they can manufacture less cleverly and without so "big" names in their own drawing-rooms.

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A moment later Dr. Guerrero, cowed trifler with gentlemen's agreements, rose and in a scarcely audible voice withdrew his resolution.

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Suddenly, it seemed, he was no more than an arch and interminably garrulous trifler.

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The embroidered mantle, however, but ill concealed the trifler.

From Amenities of Literature Consisting of Sketches and Characters of English Literature by Isaac Disraeli