espièglerie (Meaning)

espièglerie

the quality or state of being roguish or frolicsome

Her playful espieglerie made the entire room smile.
The child's mischievous espieglerie was both endearing and vexing.
The clown's antics were full of espieglerie, eliciting laughter and delight.
The film's protagonist was known for his witty espieglerie, charming all who met him.
The teacher found the student's espieglerie distracting but couldn't help but admire it.
The author's prose was infused with a gentle espieglerie that kept readers engaged.
The lovers' relationship was filled with espieglerie, making it both fun and unpredictable.
The artist's paintings often depicted scenes of espieglerie, capturing the joy and innocence of childhood.
The politician's espieglerie masked his cunning and ambition.
Society's rules and expectations often stifled espieglerie, preventing people from expressing their playful side.

the quality or state of being roguish or frolicsome

playfulness, mischievousness, sportfulness, mischief, friskiness, impishness,prankishness, tricksiness, larkiness, archness

solemnity, sternness, seriousness, soberness,earnestness, stuffiness, grimness, serious-mindedness, restraint, constraint

Her playful espieglerie made the entire room smile.

The child's mischievous espieglerie was both endearing and vexing.

The clown's antics were full of espieglerie, eliciting laughter and delight.

The film's protagonist was known for his witty espieglerie, charming all who met him.