Flippantly

But flippantly referring to the transgender community as “genital mutilators” or “chemical castrators” is downright evil.

Founded by Justin Chung, the eatery is arguably the city’s fanciest chippy – in fact, resorting to flippantly branding it a ‘chippy’ does it a huge disservice.

Doncic flippantly chucked the ball toward the basket — and it went in.

But in the same interview, which was recorded by police and is included in the episode, she flippantly tells a detective that she also wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone with her bare hands.

For starters, it can often be used flippantly, almost like a buzzword for a deeper-than-normal level of tiredness.

The press conference was held flippantly by a smirking Merkel, who joked that the journalists in the audience were flaunting the hygiene rules she recommended.

Games being cancelled due to typhoons was a doomsday scenario flippantly joked about before this Rugby World Cup.

And its residents that don’t respect the businesses in our community, even stooping low enough to literally rob a business only to flippantly return what they stole, as if the theft wasn’t a crime, as if that attitude isn’t disrespectful to us.

Hannah flippantly described Nina as “psychotic” and she does seem to have issues.

Eventually, Idle flippantly replied "Jesus Christ – Lust for Glory", which became the group's stock answer once they realised that it shut reporters up.

Higgins flippantly recommends Doolittle to an American millionaire who has written to Higgins seeking a lecturer on moral values.

The concept of unobtainium is often applied flippantly or humorously.