0 to make something seem less important or serious than it really is -- bagatelizować, trywializować
The risk of this complex process being trivialized or dismissed is great, especially when there is a lack of understanding of the issues involved.
But the revealed-preference theorist has now trivialized game theory.
Then, too, and even when trivialized, civil authority had no rhetorical counter to a minister who questioned the world through the guiding hand of providence.
The research university encourages and accommodates wars of truth but neutralizes (trivializes?) them within a contained and static institutional framework.
Problems may also be trivialized by older people themselves.
Whigs were also less likely to masculinize women or trivialize their partisan motivations.
My point is not to trivialize these concerns, but to argue that they are unlikely to halt the development of cosmetic neurology.
It trivializes suffering not by an unconnected but overpowering good, although the good is overpowering.
