Definition of superficiality in English:

superficiality

noun ˌsuːpəfɪʃɪˈalɪtiˌsupərˌfɪʃiˈælədi

mass noun

Lack of thoroughness, depth of character, or serious thought.
the ignorance and superficiality of the media hinder a serious examination of the question
he ruthlessly exposes the superficiality of 1980s culture
count noun it's too easy to hurt people over the superficialities of appearance
Example sentencesExamples
- The superficiality of this interview is an ironic prelude to the depths we will watch the characters experience later.
- The novel exposes the superficiality of bourgeois lives that associate the possession of material things with prosperity and good living.
- Superficiality of public argument and inattention to sustained discussion were thought to impoverish decision-making about public affairs.
- At university she was shocked to find superficiality among the students around her: most people seemed concerned with socializing, their physical appearance, and going to parties.
- He's hardly a stud, and his superficiality and dismissal of any woman he deems unfit are more galling as a result.

Definition of superficiality in US English:

superficiality

nounˌso͞opərˌfiSHēˈalədēˌsupərˌfɪʃiˈælədi

Lack of thoroughness, depth of character, or serious thought.
the ignorance and superficiality of the media hinder a serious examination of the question
he ruthlessly exposes the superficiality of 1980s culture
count noun it's too easy to hurt people over the superficialities of appearance
Example sentencesExamples
- The novel exposes the superficiality of bourgeois lives that associate the possession of material things with prosperity and good living.
- At university she was shocked to find superficiality among the students around her: most people seemed concerned with socializing, their physical appearance, and going to parties.
- Superficiality of public argument and inattention to sustained discussion were thought to impoverish decision-making about public affairs.
- The superficiality of this interview is an ironic prelude to the depths we will watch the characters experience later.
- He's hardly a stud, and his superficiality and dismissal of any woman he deems unfit are more galling as a result.

词汇	superficiality
释义	Definition of superficiality in English: superficiality noun ˌsuːpəfɪʃɪˈalɪtiˌsupərˌfɪʃiˈælədi mass noun Lack of thoroughness, depth of character, or serious thought. the ignorance and superficiality of the media hinder a serious examination of the question he ruthlessly exposes the superficiality of 1980s culture count noun it's too easy to hurt people over the superficialities of appearance Example sentencesExamples The superficiality of this interview is an ironic prelude to the depths we will watch the characters experience later. The novel exposes the superficiality of bourgeois lives that associate the possession of material things with prosperity and good living. Superficiality of public argument and inattention to sustained discussion were thought to impoverish decision-making about public affairs. At university she was shocked to find superficiality among the students around her: most people seemed concerned with socializing, their physical appearance, and going to parties. He's hardly a stud, and his superficiality and dismissal of any woman he deems unfit are more galling as a result. Definition of superficiality in US English: superficiality nounˌso͞opərˌfiSHēˈalədēˌsupərˌfɪʃiˈælədi Lack of thoroughness, depth of character, or serious thought. the ignorance and superficiality of the media hinder a serious examination of the question he ruthlessly exposes the superficiality of 1980s culture count noun it's too easy to hurt people over the superficialities of appearance Example sentencesExamples The novel exposes the superficiality of bourgeois lives that associate the possession of material things with prosperity and good living. At university she was shocked to find superficiality among the students around her: most people seemed concerned with socializing, their physical appearance, and going to parties. Superficiality of public argument and inattention to sustained discussion were thought to impoverish decision-making about public affairs. The superficiality of this interview is an ironic prelude to the depths we will watch the characters experience later. He's hardly a stud, and his superficiality and dismissal of any woman he deems unfit are more galling as a result.
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