Verb:

क्षुल्लक करणे,

trivialise's Usage Examples:

on how we might reduce our energy usage and absolutely not intended to trivialise the issue of fuel poverty, something we take very seriously.

their sex education guide, with claims it was "explicit" and how it "trivialised sex".

the episode", and that Carter"s script "takes a very real issue and trivialises it" by presenting such an "open and shut case".

legitimise women"s sports in a time when there was societal trend to trivialise it.

Four women of different marital status are trivialised and subjected to abject neglect by their immediate partners and family.

missions whose sole purpose is to dilute, counter, minimise, trivialise and relativise every reference to the events which encompassed a genocide of Armenians.

"every institution that has so far attempted to use TV to popularise or aggrandise itself has been trivialised by it".

Whosoever publicly condones, denies or grossly trivialises genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes directed against a group.

"The Importance of Being Earnest review – trivialises sublime Wilde | Stage".

the soundtrack choice as "powerful" and "beautiful", others felt it trivialised the subject matter and would quickly date.

inappropriate and unacceptable" by the Ministry of Home Affairs as they "trivialised and insulted the beliefs of Buddhists and Taoists".

According to Meshoe, these claims trivialise the word apartheid, and belittle the magnitude of the racism and suffering.

far attempted to use TV to popularise or aggrandise itself has been trivialised by it".

Synonyms:

understate, trivialize, downplay, minimize, minimise,

Antonyms:

flatter, maximize, increase, maximise, overstate,