glees Antonyms
Strongest:
- discontent
- unhappiness
- despondence
- blues
- depression
- seriousness
- forlornness
- earnestness
- spleen
- bile
- gloom
- dejection
- melancholy
- sorrow
- sadness
Strong:
- plaintiveness
- solemnity
- darkness
- moodiness
- mournfulness
- disgruntlement
- blackness
- woe
- joylessness
- grimness
- sourness
- solemnness
- gravity
- gloominess
- soberness
- misery
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- joyfulness
- hilarity
- merriment
- mirthfulness
- gayety
- humor
- gayness
- funning
- joking
- brightness
- cheeriness
- gaiety
- jocundity
- revelling
- reveling
- joviality
- gleefulness
Weak:
- gamboling
- jocoseness
- buoyancy
- gamesomeness
- playfulness
- buffoonery
- jollification
- joshing
- rejoicing
- jollity
- flippancy
- sportiveness
- vivacity
- perkiness
- jocosity
- sunniness
- revelry
- jubilance
- good-naturedness
- rollicking
- frivolity
- animation
- liveliness
- lightheartedness
- gambolling
- jocularity
- joyousness
- clownishness
- giddiness
- jauntiness
- frolicking
- romping
- levity
- jesting
- insouciance
Meaning of glees
glees
a part-song for usually male voices, exultant high-spirited joy, an unaccompanied song for three or more voices, high-spirited joy
glees Sentence Examples
- The children's performance was filled with infectious glees, making the audience laugh and smile.
- The team celebrated their victory with an outpouring of glees and cheers.
- The joy of the newlyweds was apparent in their radiant glees.
- The glees of the hikers echoed through the mountains, expressing their exhilaration.
- The music filled the room with an uplifting chorus of glees.
- The teacher's praise brought tears of glees to the students' faces.
- The prospect of a vacation filled Emily with glees.
- The animals pranced and played with glees, enjoying the warm summer breeze.
- The glees of laughter filled the playground as the children chased each other.
- The glees of the volunteers warmed the hearts of those they helped.
FAQs About the word glees
a part-song for usually male voices, exultant high-spirited joy, an unaccompanied song for three or more voices, high-spirited joy
cheerfulness, cheer, merriness, festivity, mirth, joyfulness, hilarity, merriment, mirthfulness,gayety
discontent, unhappiness, despondence, blues, depression, seriousness, forlornness, earnestness, spleen, bile
The children's performance was filled with infectious glees, making the audience laugh and smile.
The team celebrated their victory with an outpouring of glees and cheers.
The joy of the newlyweds was apparent in their radiant glees.
The glees of the hikers echoed through the mountains, expressing their exhilaration.
