I 'd say something flippant like, " If I die, you can have my boots ". [adjective]
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He who uses this word in a flippant manner is guilty of taking the name of the Lord in vain. [adjective]
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"I cannot make a jest of life," he said once, in reply to some flippant speech of De Malfort's; "it is too painful a business for the majority."' [adjective]
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"It's okay," he said in a flippant tone. [Please select]
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Abolitionists who had lived in slave States never indulged in flippant remarks fitted to incite insurrection. [Please select]
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"Are you going to talk to me in that flippant manner when we are married." [Please select]
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She raised her eyes to mine and answered, "We are grave; let us seem flippant." [Please select]
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Her replies to him were either flippant, or else maternal, as to a child. [Please select]
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"Tooting," he said, "you've got a very flippant way of speaking of serious things." [Please select]
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