unserious

[uhn-seer-ee-uhs]

adjective

1. not serious; not earnest, weighty, or grave.

Example Sentences

As much as “HIM” is a very unserious movie, it does manage to take stock of one significant question that many in the sports world are too chicken to probe: Is any of this sacrifice really worth it?

From Salon

As much as “HIM” is a very unserious movie, it does manage to take stock of one significant question that many in the sports world are too chicken to probe: Is any of this sacrifice really worth it?

From Salon

As the preeminent military strategist Lawrence Freedman recently described the situation, “Unserious president; serious country.”

From Slate

Outside Russia, Putin's proposal has been dismissed as unserious, a complete non-starter.

From BBC

Republicans, on the other hand, have become so deeply unserious that voters can wave away all manner of bad behavior.

From Slate