Frivolousnesses [noun]

The thing is, though, our legal system has mechanisms to combat frivolous lawsuits.

We have left many friends behind, but that does not minimize the frivolous fun we will have.

Republicans oppose supposedly frivolous lawsuits on behalf of employees infected by covid-19 at work, yet they support farcical lawsuits to overturn the election results.

The understanding was that Cashour should pitch the story to reporters that Goldstein might have made up the assault and had a history of filing frivolous sexual misconduct claims in the Navy.

In a written response, it said the approval rate appeared artificially low, in part, because of prolific grievance filers and frivolous complaints.

As far as I can tell, they are all meritless and frivolous, without any chance of affecting the outcome.

What is frivolous and what is important seems like an irrelevant question.

Not the frivolous one you attended last night, but the other one.

He had that contempt for all dallying and toying and lightness and frivolousness that hard, serious workers always have.

Leave frivolousness to women, whose minds are only large enough for domestic difficulties.