unserious

[uhn-seer-ee-uhs]

adjective

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

Example Sentences

The company then submitted what the union describes as “an unserious economic package” that failed to raise wages in the first year of the contract, and clear up other issues with hours and staffing.

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In his decision on Thursday, Mr O'Connor said the government's concerns about taking the charge to trial were "unserious" and he did not believe the new deal reached between the government and Boeing would "secure the necessary accountability to ensure the safety of the flying public".

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He said the government’s claim that it might lose if the case went to trial was “unserious.”

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It highlighted that the ICC had no jurisdiction over the United States and argued that it was a "biased, unserious entity".

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According to Wyld, who has worked as a fixer and liaison for New York’s business interests for decades, Cuomo never had a particularly good relationship with many in the business community to begin with, Sliwa is seen as likable but unserious and Adams, while the personal favorite of many, became unelectable as the first New York mayor to be indicted while in office.

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