killjoy (Meaning)

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killjoy (n)

someone who spoils the pleasure of others

killjoy Sentence Examples

  1. My gloomy friend is a killjoy at parties, always complaining and ruining the fun.
  2. The headmaster's strict rules turned the school into a killjoy, stifling creativity and joy.
  3. The critic's harsh review of the play was a killjoy, crushing the hopes of the cast and crew.
  4. The loss of their beloved pet was a killjoy, casting a pall over the entire household.
  5. Martha's killjoy attitude cast a pall over the company picnic, making it a dreary affair.
  6. A surprise party was planned, but the killjoy spoiled the secret, ruining the element of surprise.
  7. The killjoy's constant negativity drained the life out of every conversation, making them a chore to talk to.
  8. Sally's pessimistic outlook made her a killjoy, always expecting the worst and spreading her gloom.
  9. The torrential rain was a killjoy, ruining the outdoor concert and forcing everyone to seek shelter.
  10. The unexpected death of a close friend was a killjoy, leaving a profound sense of loss and sadness.

FAQs About the word killjoy

someone who spoils the pleasure of others

bore,spoilsport, complainer, drag, grinch, cynic, crab, stick-in-the-mud, fuddy-duddy, sourpuss

live wire, reveller, celebrant, reveller, live wire, celebrant, cutup, cutup,jester, jester

My gloomy friend is a killjoy at parties, always complaining and ruining the fun.

The headmaster's strict rules turned the school into a killjoy, stifling creativity and joy.

The critic's harsh review of the play was a killjoy, crushing the hopes of the cast and crew.

The loss of their beloved pet was a killjoy, casting a pall over the entire household.