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silliness

[sil-ee-nis] / ˈsɪl i nɪs /


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In family touch football, there’s no silliness about the receiver needing to keep both feet or one foot in bounds.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Weitz’s script doesn’t give her that much to say, and wavers between silliness and social consciousness without making room for its story.

From New York Times

In jazzing up the tale for the screen, Rogers sands down the somberness — Baltese is all fuzzy blues and pinks, with nary a trace of postwar grit — while turning up the silliness for gimmicky thrills.

From New York Times

The rock singer brought some sense of silliness to the Bermondsey by-election which was otherwise a deeply brutal contest.

From BBC

“They recognized both Kate and myself as active collaborators in the creation of these people. We imbued them with a little more fun and silliness. But without ever losing the seriousness that underlies the show.”

From Seattle Times