jocose Sentence Examples
- The jocose atmosphere at the party lifted everyone's spirits.
- His jocose nature made him a favorite among his friends.
- The comedian's jocose remarks had the audience roaring with laughter.
- She had a jocose way of looking at life, always finding the humor in situations.
- His jocose stories entertained his grandchildren for hours.
- The teacher's jocose manner helped to put students at ease during the exam.
- The jocose banter between the two friends lightened the mood at the tense meeting.
- Her jocose remarks were intended to defuse the tension in the room.
- The jocose tone of the article made it an enjoyable read.
- The workplace was filled with jocose laughter, creating a positive and relaxed atmosphere.
jocose Meaning
jocose (s)
characterized by jokes and good humor
jocose (a.)
Given to jokes and jesting; containing a joke, or abounding in jokes; merry; sportive; humorous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jocose
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- blue
- dispirited
- crestfallen
- depressed
- forlorn
- anguished
- depressed
- unhappy
- dejected
- downcast
- disheartened
- aggrieved
- crying
- discontented
- discontented
- anguished
- melancholy
- dispirited
- aggrieved
- weeping
- unhappy
- wailing
- crestfallen
- weeping
- wailing
- dejected
- heartbroken
- saddened
- disconsolate
- sorrowful
- sad
- blue
- despondent
- melancholy
- downcast
- abject
- saddened
- glum
- lugubrious
- forlorn
- lugubrious
- heartbroken
- abject
- disheartened
- glum
- despondent
- crying
- sad
- sorrowful
- disconsolate
Synonyms:
- smiling
- jovial
- bright
- humorous
- mirthful
- blithesome
- laughing
- lively
- amused
- funny
- amusing
- playful
- happy
- jocund
- gay
- witty
- joyful
- sunny
- blithe
- gleeful
- jocular
Antonyms:
- sobbing
- miserable
- downhearted
- sobbing
- lachrymose
- dismal
- low-spirited
- saturnine
- heartsick
- moaning
- morose
- saturnine
- heartsick
- mournful
- downhearted
- sombre
- cheerless
- dreary
- woeful
- heavyhearted
- black
- sullen
- dreary
- heavyhearted
- somber
- plaintive
- miserable
- disgruntled
- sullen
- dolorous
- comfortless
- sombre
- grey
- sorry
- dark
- depressing
- joyless
- desolate
- bleak
- dark
- moaning
- comfortless
- sorry
- gloomy
- depressing
- black
- cheerless
- dolorous
- gray
- plaintive
- woeful
- moody
- lachrymose
- doleful
- doleful
- dismal
- bleak
- somber
- moody
- gray
- brokenhearted
- mournful
- morose
- brokenhearted
- gloomy
- desolate
- joyless
- disgruntled
- grey
- low-spirited
Synonyms:
- vivacious
- perky
- chipper
- bouncing
- flippant
- tickled
- peppy
- insouciant
- riotous
- ecstatic
- zippy
- sportive
- buoyant
- rosy
- delighted
- euphoric
- jubilant
- sprightly
- frisky
- enraptured
- hopeful
- spirited
- elated
- joshing
- easygoing
- uproarious
- unconcerned
- exhilarated
- lighthearted
- radiant
- cheery
- blessed
- antic
- hilarious
- joking
- cavalier
- frolicsome
- gladsome
- lightsome
- joyous
- comical
- optimistic
- chuckling
- exuberant
- high
- jaunty
- exultant
- farcical
- sanguine
- comic
- animated
- carefree
- rapturous
- blissful
- beaming
- jesting
- facetious
- blest
- upbeat
- giggling
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word jocose
characterized by jokes and good humorGiven to jokes and jesting; containing a joke, or abounding in jokes; merry; sportive; humorous.
cheerful, festive,merry, jolly, smiling, jovial, bright, humorous, mirthful, blithesome
blue, dispirited, crestfallen, depressed, forlorn, anguished, depressed, unhappy, dejected, downcast
The jocose atmosphere at the party lifted everyone's spirits.
His jocose nature made him a favorite among his friends.
The comedian's jocose remarks had the audience roaring with laughter.
She had a jocose way of looking at life, always finding the humor in situations.
