trivialisation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Trivialisation of contents pushes trust in media even lower down, leading to a further drop in circulation.
2. Novy also suggests Mary Wollstonecraft as an influence on Eliot, critiquing " the trivialisation of women in contemporary society ".
3. That it is included is indicative of the trivialisation of the subject the article represents, as does mention without discussion of the Golden Section.
4. Please do pursue your persecutions by any means-but you have tried to defend your fails by 1 ) Trivialisation and now 2 ) Counter attack.
5. Likewise, the trend towards trivialisation of copyright infringement by individual politicians criticized repeatedly, most recently in an article by Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Paul van Dyk in TIME.
6. Following Avanti Ministries'refusal to release the report, and Anthony's trivialisation of the allegations, the Evangelical Alliance removed Avanti Ministries from membership on 19 September 2013.
7. Kipping lauded Gauck's role in investigating Stasi injustice but criticized " equating Hitler-fascism and the GDR ", which she perceives as a " trivialisation of fascism ".
8. Research identifies correlation between rape myths, victim blaming and trivialisation of rape with increased incidence of racism, homophobia, ageism, classism, religious intolerance and other forms of discrimination.
9. In another interview, Fisher criticised what he reviewed as the recent trivialisation of musicals, saying " Those people who were involved in the Broadway musical wanted to speak to the public.
10. Tunnard viewed this as " romantic trivialisation " of garden design and in reaction spearheaded a Modernist approach to landscape design, which he expressed in the polemical " Gardens in the Modern Landscape ".