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cheerfulness

/ˈtʃɪə.fəl.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de alegría notable, optimismo y disipación de la tristeza; sensación de buen humor espontáneo.

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noun

/ˈtʃɪə.fəl.nəs/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de alegría notable, optimismo y disipación de la tristeza; sensación de buen humor espontáneo.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being noticeably happy, optimistic, and dispelling gloom; a feeling of spontaneous good spirits.

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  1. Quality of being cheerfulB1formal

    The state or quality of being noticeably happy, bright, and optimistic, often lifting the mood of others.

    esAlegría

    • Her natural cheerfulness made the office a pleasant place to work.
    • Despite the bad news, he maintained an air of cheerfulness.
    • The children's cheerfulness was infectious.

    Sinónimosbrightnessbuoyancycheergladnesshappinessjovialityjoyfulnessmerrimentoptimism

    Antónimosdejectiondepressiondespondencygloominessmelancholymorosenesssadnesssullenness

  2. Spontaneous good spiritsB1formal

    A feeling of lively and spontaneous happiness or good mood.

    esAlegría espontánea

    • A wave of cheerfulness washed over her when she saw the surprise party.
    • His cheerfulness was evident in his bright smile and energetic voice.
    • The sunny weather contributed to everyone's cheerfulness.

    Sinónimosbuoyancycheereffervescencegaietygood humorhigh spiritsjollityjovialitymerriment

    Antónimosdejectiondespondencygloommelancholymiserymorbiditysadnesssullennesswretchedness

Formas
  • cheerfulnesses plural form
  • cheerfulnesses' possessive plural form
  • cheerfulness's possessive singular form
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