Trivialization

Trivialization of the Holocaust should disturb all.

In other words, democratic politics is impossible without a persistent oscillation between excessive overdramatization and trivialization of the problems we face.

It’s just another example of the trivialization of the human experience.

It is equally appalling that we have been witnessing blatant antisemitism and trivialization of the Holocaust at these protests that have become increasingly prevalent in Germany since the end of March 2020.

Both models share about the same ending result: a self-trivialization, barbarization and re-feudalization.

Others see it as the normalization of an oppressive dictator, and a trivialization of the nuclear threat that North Korea poses.

Newell said that "Half-Life in many ways was a reactionary response to the trivialization of the experience of the first-person genre.

Swan's theorem states that, via Γ, the category of vector bundles is equivalent to the category of finitely generated projective R-modules ("projective" corresponds to local trivialization.) In application, one often cooks up a ring by summing up modules.

These expanded horizons enriched our understanding of the American past, but they also resulted in works of special pleading, trivialization, and downright falsification.

Trivialization of human identity In the U.S., the Amish are a religious group probably most known for their avoidance of certain modern technologies.