galliardise (Meaning)
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galliardise (a.)
Excessive gayety; merriment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of galliardise
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galliardise Sentence Examples
- The jester's galliardise elicited raucous laughter from the court.
- Her unseemly galliardise cost her the respect of her peers.
- The bishop condemned their galliardise as a mockery of God's word.
- The noble's galliardise led to a scandalous affair that rocked the kingdom.
- The children's galliardise proved to be more mischievous than harmful.
- The teacher reprimanded the students for their galliardise, deeming it inappropriate for the classroom.
- The politician's gaffes were dismissed as mere galliardise, not worth taking seriously.
- The surgeon's galliardise during the operation caused the patient's condition to worsen.
- The author's galliardise in their novel added a touch of whimsy to the otherwise serious narrative.
- The soldier's galliardise on the battlefield raised the spirits of his comrades.
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Excessive gayety; merriment.
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No antonyms found.
The jester's galliardise elicited raucous laughter from the court.
Her unseemly galliardise cost her the respect of her peers.
The bishop condemned their galliardise as a mockery of God's word.
The noble's galliardise led to a scandalous affair that rocked the kingdom.
