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joviality

/ˌdʒoʊ.viˈæl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état d'être joyeux, gai et de bonne humeur, avec un caractère enjoué et communicatif.

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noun

/ˌdʒoʊ.viˈæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état d'être joyeux, gai et de bonne humeur, avec un caractère enjoué et communicatif.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being cheerful, jolly, and full of good humor.

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  1. Cheerful moodB2formal

    A state of being cheerful, jolly, and full of good humor.

    frjovialité

    • His joviality was infectious, making everyone around him smile.
    • The party was filled with laughter and joviality.
    • Despite the bad news, she maintained an air of joviality.

    Synonymesblithenesscheerfulnessgaietygleegood humorhilarityjollityjoyfulnessmerrimentmirth

    Antonymesdespondencygloominessmelancholymorosenesssadnesssullenness

  2. Jovial natureB2formal

    A natural disposition or character that is cheerful, friendly, and good-humored.

    frjovialité

    • Her natural joviality made her a favorite among colleagues.
    • He is known for his joviality and warm personality.
    • The old man's joviality was a comfort to the children.

    Synonymescheerfulnessconvivialitygenialitygood humorgood-naturednessjollitymerrimentmirthfulness

    Antonymesgloominessmorosenesssullennesssurliness

Formes
  • jovialities plural form
  • jovialities' possessive plural form
  • joviality's possessive singular form
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