made light of

adjective ? We gave him advice, but he made light of it.

He made light of his own achievements.

He made light of our advice and went away alone.

He enjoyed Westminster's unique situation at the heart of things, and made light of IRA bombs.

We gave him some good advice, but he made light of it.

Prosecutors say the men were trying to cause fear and unrest, but after court the two mocked the case and made light of the situation.

He made light of what she had done for him.

He made light of his father's advice.

The matter was much made light of in the press.

When he was questioned, he pretends made light of it.

Even though The Office made light of alliances, some folks still think they need a "team" to defend themselves.

White House spokesman Tony Snow made light of the incident.

The shadow business secretary, Ken Clarke, made light of the potential security implications of the information.

Although holiday gatherings like Tuesday's make easy targets for suicide bombers, people made light of the danger.

They made light of their difficulties but it was obvious that things were going badly.

His faithful media at first made light of his wounds, describing them as scratches and predicting his rapid return.

These facts, of course, are not to be made light of.

She made light of her illness.

Newton also made light of the "corpuscular theory" .

In fact, she suffered great inconvenience, but she made light of the whole affair when I asked her about it.

Later on Dr. Dickey made light of the dangers and troubles they faced and overcame: