mirthful (Meaning)
mirthful (s)
full of or showing high-spirited merriment
arousing or provoking laughter
mirthful (a.)
Full of mirth or merriment; merry; as, mirthful children.
Indicating or inspiring mirth; as, a mirthful face.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mirthful
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- crying
- anguished
- abject
- melancholy
- wailing
- dejected
- sad
- brokenhearted
- crestfallen
- forlorn
- glum
- melancholy
- despondent
- abject
- downcast
- blue
- heartbroken
- disheartened
- despondent
- saddened
- anguished
- saddened
- disheartened
- heartbroken
- downcast
- aggrieved
- doleful
- dispirited
- sad
- glum
- mournful
- sorrowful
- sorrowful
- dispirited
- doleful
- depressed
- dejected
- brokenhearted
- blue
- aggrieved
- forlorn
- disconsolate
- wailing
- weeping
- crying
- depressed
- weeping
- unhappy
- disconsolate
- unhappy
- crestfallen
- discontented
- discontented
- mournful
Synonyms:
- joyful
- funny
- amusing
- sunny
- playful
- blithesome
- jocund
- smiling
- humorous
- spirited
- blithe
- jovial
- lively
- bright
- gleeful
- happy
- amused
- witty
- jocose
- jocular
- laughing
Antonyms:
- plaintive
- joyless
- dismal
- lachrymose
- somber
- depressing
- sullen
- groaning
- sombre
- miserable
- lugubrious
- dreary
- sobbing
- joyless
- heartsick
- heavyhearted
- disgruntled
- woebegone
- grey
- gray
- desolate
- low-spirited
- sorry
- heartsick
- woeful
- woebegone
- black
- sobbing
- downhearted
- low-spirited
- dreary
- gloomy
- moaning
- moaning
- lugubrious
- dolorous
- depressing
- downhearted
- lachrymose
- desolate
- woeful
- moody
- somber
- cheerless
- dark
- dolorous
- black
- miserable
- gloomy
- cheerless
- morose
- heavyhearted
- groaning
- morose
- moody
- sullen
- sombre
- bleak
- saturnine
- grey
- gray
- saturnine
- sorry
- dark
- plaintive
- disgruntled
- bleak
- dismal
Synonyms:
- blest
- lighthearted
- joshing
- facetious
- jesting
- zippy
- euphoric
- high
- upbeat
- uproarious
- sportive
- lightsome
- overjoyed
- frisky
- carefree
- ravished
- hopeful
- rosy
- tickled
- thrilled
- exultant
- enraptured
- cheery
- insouciant
- delighted
- frolicsome
- comic
- exhilarated
- blissful
- animated
- sanguine
- exuberant
- jaunty
- hilarious
- blessed
- bouncing
- perky
- jubilant
- chuckling
- radiant
- vivacious
- cavalier
- easygoing
- rapturous
- beaming
- joking
- optimistic
- gay
- comical
- ecstatic
- riotous
- elated
- farcical
- sprightly
- joyous
- flippant
- giggling
- peppy
- gladsome
- chipper
- unconcerned
- buoyant
- antic
Antonyms:
mirthful Sentence Examples
- The children giggled and skipped around, their faces brimming with mirthful glee.
- The comedian's jokes elicited eruptions of mirthful laughter from the audience.
- The sunlight dancing through the leaves cast a mirthful glow upon the garden.
- The partygoers swayed and sang, their spirits lifted by the mirthful music.
- Emily's infectious laughter had a contagious effect, spreading mirthful cheer wherever she went.
- The sight of the old couple dancing together filled the room with a sense of mirthful warmth.
- The prankster's antics brought a surge of mirthful chaos to the otherwise mundane afternoon.
- The child's mirthful laughter drowned out the sound of the storm outside.
- The actors' performance was a masterpiece of mirthful absurdity.
- The holiday festivities were a kaleidoscope of mirthful moments, creating memories that would last a lifetime.
FAQs About the word mirthful
full of or showing high-spirited merriment, arousing or provoking laughterFull of mirth or merriment; merry; as, mirthful children., Indicating or inspiring mir
festive, cheerful, jolly,merry, joyful, funny, amusing, sunny, playful, blithesome
crying, anguished, abject, melancholy, wailing, dejected, sad, brokenhearted, crestfallen, forlorn
The children giggled and skipped around, their faces brimming with mirthful glee.
The comedian's jokes elicited eruptions of mirthful laughter from the audience.
The sunlight dancing through the leaves cast a mirthful glow upon the garden.
The partygoers swayed and sang, their spirits lifted by the mirthful music.
