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:
- joking
- revelling
- hilarity
- merriment
- gleefulness
- jocundity
- cheeriness
- brightness
- gayety
- reveling
- joviality
- gayness
- joyfulness
- gaiety
- mirthfulness
- humor
Antonyms:
- joylessness
- moodiness
- moodiness
- woe
- mournfulness
- solemnness
- plaintiveness
- blackness
- grimness
- disgruntlement
- woe
- solemnity
- darkness
- sourness
- joylessness
- soberness
- mournfulness
- soberness
- grimness
- darkness
- disgruntlement
- misery
- discontent
- plaintiveness
- discontent
- solemnness
- solemnity
- sourness
- misery
- blackness
Synonyms:
- sportiveness
- rejoicing
- jocosity
- liveliness
- rollicking
- lightheartedness
- funning
- gamesomeness
- joshing
- good-naturedness
- vivacity
- revelry
- buffoonery
- joyousness
- jubilance
- gambolling
- jocularity
- jocoseness
- jollity
- animation
- insouciance
- perkiness
- buoyancy
- playfulness
- jesting
- jauntiness
- jollification
- giddiness
- sunniness
- flippancy
- frivolity
- levity
- clownishness
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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,glee, merriness, cheer, cheerfulness, joking, revelling, hilarity, merriment, gleefulness
forlornness, seriousness, bile, earnestness, blues, depression, gravity, sadness, sorrow, sadness
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.
