In literature, "flippantly" is often used to imbue dialogue or narrative with an air of casual irreverence or dismissiveness. Authors deploy the term to indicate that a remark is delivered in a light, sometimes sarcastic tone, suggesting a lack of deference even when addressing serious topics [1]. Its use can accentuate a character's nonchalant or witty personality, as seen when a character downplays the gravity of a situation or interjects humor in the midst of tension [2]. Moreover, by characterizing speech as flippant, writers create a contrast between the speaker’s light-hearted disposition and the weight of the subject matter, thus adding depth to the narrative tone [3] [4].