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Definition of «merriment»

Merriment refers to joy, amusement or happiness. It is a state of cheerfulness and mirth, characterized by laughter, gaiety and lightheartedness. Merriment often involves engaging in playful activities, socializing with others, and taking part in celebrations or festivities that bring people together in joyous occasions.

Usage examples

  1. The party was filled with merriment as guests danced and laughed throughout the night.
  2. The children's laughter and playful screams added an atmosphere of merriment to the park.
  3. The group of friends shared stories and jokes, creating an evening of merriment and enjoyment.
  4. The holiday season is a time of merriment, as families gather to celebrate and exchange gifts.
  5. The comedy show had the audience in fits of merriment, with everyone laughing uncontrollably.

Phrases with «merriment»

Sentences with «merriment»

  • They listened to scriptural reading in the vernacular and to the great merriment of their fellow heathens kept the sabbath. (firstthings.com)
  • I wanted this book the moment I saw its cover — a reprint of that picture of Pope Benedict XVI as a small boy, school satchel on his back, wide eyes with merriment in them, a sweet smile, an old - fashioned home - knitted jersey, a life's adventure before him. (faith.org.uk)
  • Today, there is a big parade down the Champs - Elysées, along with general merriment. (thebostondaybook.com)
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