jocantry (Meaning)

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jocantry (n.)

The act or practice of jesting.

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The class erupted in jocantry as the teacher entered the room.
I couldn't tell if he was joking or being serious; his tone was laced with jocantry.
She often used jocantry to defuse tense situations, and it usually worked.
His infectious jocantry filled the room, making everyone around him smile.
The party was filled with laughter and jocantry, a testament to the carefree spirit of the group.
Despite facing adversity, she maintained a sense of jocantry and optimism.
The children's jocantry gradually faded as they settled down for bedtime.
Their conversation was filled with good-natured banter and jocantry, indicative of their close friendship.
The comedian's jocantry kept the audience entertained throughout the show.
The couple's jocantry was palpable as they danced together, their faces beaming with joy.

The act or practice of jesting.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The class erupted in jocantry as the teacher entered the room.

I couldn't tell if he was joking or being serious; his tone was laced with jocantry.

She often used jocantry to defuse tense situations, and it usually worked.

His infectious jocantry filled the room, making everyone around him smile.