serious
adjective
noun
Origin of serious
Synonyms for serious
Antonyms for serious
Examples from the Web for unserious
Contemporary Examples of unserious
“Benghazi was the definition of an intelligence failure,” Paul begins, dismissing the entire committee report as unserious.
But upon the appointment of Klein to that role, he criticized the choice as “political” and unserious.
The Texas Republican practically bilked his donors by running the most unserious campaign in recent American history.
The inmates of FX consider Viva to be effete, soft and unserious.
It does, however, stand as one more sign of how unserious Congress has become about governing.
Historical Examples of unserious
Still, we were both born as we are, and I've just as much right to be unserious as you have to be serious.
The Matador of the Five Towns and Other StoriesArnold Bennett
His own father was an unscrupulous, unserious man, that was true, but at any rate he had given his son a human chance.
The Sins of the ChildrenCosmo Hamilton
A lot of the girls have been sick a little with colds and small and unserious diseases in the past year.
Mary CaryKate Langley Bosher