gaiety|gaieties in English

noun

[gai·e·ty || 'geɪtɪ]

joyousness, happiness, elatio

Use "gaiety|gaieties" in a sentence

1. Bella and Jim needed some gaiety.

2. Comatose: lacking in gaiety, movement, or animation.

3. Her artificial gaiety disguised an inner sadness.

4. 23 Her artificial gaiety disguised an inner sadness.

5. The meadow was the scene of bucolic gaiety.

6. Mary's gaiety and wit have enchanted us all.

7. Their gaiety helped the party a lot.

8. 17 synonyms for Blithesomeness: blitheness, gaiety, glee, gleefulness, hilarity

9. “I have never been able to reconcile myself to the gaieties of the Christmas season.

10. Synonyms for Airinesses include animations, buoyancies, gaieties, brightnesses, casualnesses, cheerfulnesses, happinesses, lightheartednesses, light-heartednesses and

11. I bring laughter , gaiety , and warmth into the world .

12. The colourful flags added to the gaiety of the occasion.

13. 6 Lars enjoyed the warmth and gaiety of these occasions.

14. She felt,without knowing why,that the gaiety was assumed.

15. We waved back a farewell, and general gaiety prevailed.

16. Blithesomeness (also: gaiety, cheerfulness, liveliness, vivacity, playfulness, briskness, high spirit, friskiness)

17. 26 synonyms for Conviviality: sociability, cheer, festivity, gaiety, bonhomie, jollity

18. Her manner professed a gaiety that she did not feel.

19. Music rang out adding to the gaiety and life of the market.

20. The Gaiety is reviving John B. Kean's comedy "The Man from Clare".

21. I felt there was an air of forced gaiety about her manner.

22. Like Gaiety Girls they had been judged worthy of a separate identity.

23. Another word for Conviviality: sociability, cheer, festivity, gaiety, bonhomie Collins English Thesaurus

24. Night is the time of ease and festivity, of revels and gaiety.

25. He liked Weissenbruch's gaiety, and the man had a reputation for telling the truth.