She kept trivialising his concerns, which only made him feel unheard.

She trivialises his concerns, which only makes the problem worse.

She trivialised his concerns during the meeting, which later led to a costly mistake.

In his attempt to appear profound, he filled the lecture with trivialisms that sounded impressive but said nothing of substance.

His insistence on trivialism as a solution to the complex problem undermined the team's progress.

We should not trivialise her concerns about the safety issues; they are serious and require immediate attention.

The trivialisers at the meeting dismissed decades of research as unimportant without reading it.

The critic called him a trivialiser for dismissing important cultural issues as unworthy of debate.

Her dismissal of the project's risks as inconsequential amounted to a careless trivialisation of the team's concerns.

The committee criticized the frequent trivialisations of the ethical concerns in the report.