trivialize

And there is a tendency to kind of trivialize those things as you get older, to kind of be patronizing about those things.

Michael Sheen: Interview with 'New Moon' star on fitting in with the cast | EW.com 2009

Maybe you should "trivialize" Mr. Murtaugh's letter, in its entirety.

McCain Campaign's Muddled, Self-Contradictory Message On Ayers 2009

So then those who "trivialize" a non-telic approach to biology, they being akin to holocaust deniers, should then be subject to the same judicial remedies.

A Solution to ID? 2007

Hillary Clinton and John Edwards caught making comments about getting rid of other candidates in debate the ones who quote, "trivialize" debates.

CNN Transcript Jul 15, 2007 2007

Israel also objects to attempts to "trivialize" the Holocaust.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

And there is a tendency to kind of trivialize those things as you get older, to kind of be patronizing about those things.

PopWatch 2009

Steyn then compared the torture memo controversy to the Miss California / gay marriage flap, all the while claiming he didn't want to "trivialize" the issue of interrogations.

Media Matters for America - Limbaugh Wire 2009

And that law in Europe is ridiculous; I think it is anyone's right to 'trivialize' the holocaust after the zionist-driven holocaust industry has produced endless books and movies and used the holocaust as justification for further crimes against humanity and jewish religious fundamentalism.

Dissident Voice 2009

Mr. Obama certainly feels that it is his right to demonize and trivialize and misstate the concerns of his opponents.

Obama calls for civil debate, takes shots at critics 2010

It's simply wrong to trivialize the atrocities committed by the Confederacy.

DNC: Barbour 'defended the indefensible' 2010