frivolously

Who else did the co-sponsor of the Discouraging Frivolous Lawsuits Act frivolously sue that year?

It’s a . . . creative metaphor for the dangers of having too much power and wielding it frivolously without fear of the consequences.

“We can’t throw things to space frivolously and say, ‘Well, if it doesn’t work, let’s build another one.’”

“When you’re a kid frivolously playing with something you think is a toy, this is what happens.”

“It’s a lot of money that’s been put out there. I think it’s a good sign that it hasn’t been frivolously spent,” Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said.