eng: flippant

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antonymeng: serious
etymological origin ofeng: flip
etymologically relatedeng: flippancy
has derived formeng: flippancy
lexical categoryadjective
pronunciation/ˈflɪ.pənt/
semantically relatedeng: bastard
semantically relatedeng: derogatory
semantically relatedeng: dishonest
semantically relatedeng: factitious
semantically relatedeng: false
semantically relatedeng: funny ha-ha
semantically relatedeng: ha-ha funny
semantically relatedeng: illegitimate
semantically relatedeng: insincere
semantically relatedeng: jesting
semantically relatedeng: jocular
semantically relatedeng: knavish
semantically relatedeng: mischievous
semantically relatedeng: spurious
semantically relatedeng: trickery
semantically relatedeng: unauthentic
semantically relatedeng: wannabe
semantically relatedeng: witty
semantically relatedeng: would-be
synonymeng: irreverent
translationdeu: frech
translationdeu: leichtfertig
translationdeu: schnodderig
translationdeu: vorlaut
translationeng: pert
translationfin: epäasiallinen
translationfin: epäkunnioittava
translationfra: cavalier
translationfra: désinvolte
translationfra: frivole
translationisl: virðingarlaus
translationnld: oneerbiedig
translationnld: spottend
translationnor: eplekjekk
translationnor: flåset
translationnor: flåsete
translationspa: frívolo
translationspa: impertinente

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