Trifled

They trifled with the importance of the ceremony by giggling and whispering.

They trifled with the gravity of the accusation by joking about it.

He trifled with the seriousness of the meeting by making jokes during the presentation.

He trifled with the quality of the meal by not following the recipe.

He trifled with the tradition of the ceremony by introducing new and inappropriate elements.

She trifled with the significance of the event by wearing a silly costume.

He trifled with the solemnity of the funeral by laughing and making inappropriate comments.

They trifled with the professionalism of the workplace by being constantly late and not taking their job seriously.

She trifled with the authority of the police officer by not following instructions.

They trifled with the etiquette of the dinner party by eating with their hands.

The scratch on the car was a trifled compared to its overall condition.

The team captain gave a speech, emphasizing the importance of not overlooking trifled details.

The professor mentioned that the test would not include any trifled information.

He trifled with his hobbies instead of working on his assignments.

They trifled with the environment by not properly disposing of their waste.

He trifled away his morning watching TV instead of going to work.

The students found the teacher's attempt at humor to be trifled.

She trifled with the rules of the game and was disqualified.

She was upset because her boss made a trifled mistake.

She trifled with her finances, overspending and not saving money despite being in debt.

The small scratch on his phone was a trifled, but it still annoyed him.

The scuff mark on the floor was just a trifled, but the cleaning lady couldn't ignore it.

The company trifled with customer complaints, providing generic responses without resolving the issues.

He trifled with the feedback from his coach, ignoring the advice given.

They trifled with the sacred artifacts at the museum.

The swindler trifled the investor by fabricating financial reports to attract investments.

The scam artist trifled the unsuspecting victim by offering a fake investment opportunity.

He trifled with his friend's trust by revealing a secret.

She trifled away her weekend binge-watching TV shows.

She trifled away her evening chatting with friends instead of finishing her work.

He trifled with his phone, scrolling through social media instead of working on his project.

They trifled around at the park instead of doing their chores.

She trifled with her hobbies instead of focusing on her job search.

She trifled away her evening playing video games instead of doing her homework.

He trifled with social media instead of spending time with his family.

The scientist trifled with the research findings, downplaying their significance.

The manager trifled with the suggestions from the team, disregarding their input.

They trifled with their chores, leaving them incomplete and neglected.

The CEO trifled with the feedback from employees, dismissing their concerns.

The teacher trifled with the student's question, giving a vague response.

She trifled with her responsibilities, ignoring her duties at school.

She trifled with her friend's feelings, making jokes at their expense.

He trifled with his homework, scribbling random answers without taking it seriously.

He trifled with his commitments, cancelling plans at the last minute.

The parent trifled with the child's complaints, dismissing them as trivial.

She trifled with the customer's complaint, brushing it off as unimportant.

She trifled with her toys, tossing them aside when she got bored.

She trifled with her studies, not dedicating enough time to her academic pursuits.

They trifled with their chores, half-heartedly completing them without putting in much effort.

The manager trifled with the employee's concerns, dismissing them without addressing the underlying issues.