trivialization AmE , auch: trivialisation BrE

I take strong exception to your trivialization of the problem.

In short, the more art they display, the greater the risk of trivialization.

It has led to not so much a closing as a trivialization of the American mind.

There are two issues here, trivialization and bias, but they're related.

You want the trivialization of a profound and tragic moment in history?

"That's the level of trivialization that concerns me," he said.

Your trivialization of important issues is getting way out of hand.

Many consider this an insult to and trivialization of those cultures.

But they felt that the museum was a trivialization of the Holocaust memories, he said.

She takes the view that the recent incidents constitute a "trivialization of women."

To some minds, that production was a trivialization of the playwright's intentions.

This unification is also a process, at once extensive and intensive, of trivialization.

In case anyone missed the point, the show, he added, was a "flip trivialization" of the collection.

The trivialization of subject matter is a widespread complaint.

That summarizes it, but it's an oversimplified trivialization of my feelings.

The exterior derivative is defined as above on any local trivialization of E.

There have been repeated discussions about regulating the use of his name and image to avoid trivialization.

For all that, "Inside Out" was, very likely, a formulaic trivialization even in its time.

And, finally, we must combat child pornography, in other words the trivialization of the sexual exploitation of children.

If New York has one less battered baby, who cares about trivialization and contaminated truth?

The trivialization of scandal reflects bigger changes in politics and society over the last three decades, with disturbing implications.

He's considered to be an heir to Duchamp, but I think it's a trivialization of all that.

We are responding to that personalization and trivialization.

Many Jews are appalled by what they see as the trivialization of the seder.

He waxes bitter over what he sees as the trivialization of American theater.