silliness (Meaning)

Wordnet

silliness (n)

a ludicrous folly

an impulsive scatterbrained manner

Webster

The quality or state of being silly.

The children erupted into fits of silliness, giggling uncontrollably at the clown's antics.
Despite his age, he still indulged in moments of silliness, finding joy in the simple pleasures of life.
The comedy show relied on slapstick humor and absurdity to evoke laughter and silliness in the audience.
Sometimes, a little silliness is all it takes to lift one's spirits on a gloomy day.
Her friends teased her about her occasional silliness, but she embraced it as part of her charm.
The silliness of the situation dawned on them, and they burst into laughter at their own folly.
The movie was filled with cheesy jokes and moments of silliness that made it entertaining for all ages.
He couldn't help but smile at her silliness, appreciating her ability to find joy in the smallest things.
As they reminisced about their childhood, they recalled moments of silliness that they shared together.
In the midst of the seriousness of life, it's important to embrace moments of silliness and laughter.

a ludicrous folly, an impulsive scatterbrained mannerThe quality or state of being silly.

insanity, foolishness, absurdity, simplicity, wackiness, craziness, madness, zaniness, ridiculousness, imbecility

reasonableness, soundness, sanity, validity, rationality, validity, rationality, soundness, sagacity, wisdom

The children erupted into fits of silliness, giggling uncontrollably at the clown's antics.

Despite his age, he still indulged in moments of silliness, finding joy in the simple pleasures of life.

The comedy show relied on slapstick humor and absurdity to evoke laughter and silliness in the audience.

Sometimes, a little silliness is all it takes to lift one's spirits on a gloomy day.