0 present participle of trivialize --
1 to make something seem less important than it really is: --
He also had a penchant for adapting classical motifs in his compositions; this earned him the wrath of some serious music authorities who dismissed such practices as trivializing the classics.
This form of isolation has been referred to as trivializing.
The central analogy to the civil rights movement and the women's movement is trivializing and ahistorical.
Mainstream pink ribbon culture has aspects that are deemed trivializing, silencing, and infantilizing.
Trivializing this violent crime sends a dangerous message to the public.
These ideologies, when skewed from reality, distort representation into demeaning stereotype or trivializing portrayals.
With regard to the first of these, the authors have summarized a great wealth of empirical material concerning cognitive development in a quick and accessible way without trivializing the findings.
But the article has also done a disservice by simplifying, one is tempted to say, trivializing, the process and especially the challenges it faces in the future.
