mirth (Meaning)
mirth (n)
great merriment
mirth (n.)
Merriment; gayety accompanied with laughter; jollity.
That which causes merriment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mirth
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- revelling
- joking
- joyfulness
- jocundity
- reveling
- gayety
- gleefulness
- brightness
- humor
- merriment
- joviality
- gayness
- hilarity
- mirthfulness
- cheeriness
- gaiety
Antonyms:
- plaintiveness
- moodiness
- discontent
- sourness
- grimness
- sourness
- joylessness
- woe
- solemnness
- soberness
- blackness
- solemnity
- misery
- moodiness
- disgruntlement
- grimness
- joylessness
- discontent
- solemnity
- woe
- blackness
- soberness
- solemnness
- mournfulness
- plaintiveness
- darkness
- darkness
- disgruntlement
- misery
- mournfulness
Synonyms:
- sunniness
- jocularity
- buffoonery
- gamesomeness
- rejoicing
- joshing
- gambolling
- joyousness
- jubilance
- jocoseness
- perkiness
- rollicking
- jocosity
- levity
- frivolity
- jauntiness
- animation
- flippancy
- lightheartedness
- revelry
- clownishness
- giddiness
- insouciance
- playfulness
- jesting
- vivacity
- jollification
- buoyancy
- liveliness
- sportiveness
- jollity
- good-naturedness
- funning
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mirth Sentence Examples
- The children's infectious mirth filled the playground with a chorus of laughter.
- Her eyes sparkled with a mischievous mirth as she teased her friends.
- The clown's antics evoked an unbridled mirth from the audience.
- The humorous anecdote elicited a ripple of mirth around the dinner table.
- The comedian's ability to find humor in the mundane sparked mirth in his listeners.
- The partygoers indulged in a symphony of mirth and laughter as the night wore on.
- The prankster's mischievous laughter filled the room with a contagious mirth.
- The witty remarks of the host kept the guests in a state of perpetual mirth.
- The actors on stage exuded a sense of mirth that effortlessly transported the audience to a realm of joy.
- The unexpected comedic twist in the story elicited a chorus of mirth and applause from the readers.
FAQs About the word mirth
great merrimentMerriment; gayety accompanied with laughter; jollity., That which causes merriment.
festivity, cheer, merriness,glee, cheerfulness, revelling, joking, joyfulness, jocundity, reveling
gravity, melancholy, forlornness,sorrow, gravity, dejection, melancholy, blues, bile, gloom
The children's infectious mirth filled the playground with a chorus of laughter.
Her eyes sparkled with a mischievous mirth as she teased her friends.
The clown's antics evoked an unbridled mirth from the audience.
The humorous anecdote elicited a ripple of mirth around the dinner table.
