hilarity|hilarities in English

noun

[hi·lar·i·ty || hɪ'lærətɪ]

mirth, funniness; gleefulness, cheerfulness

Use "hilarity|hilarities" in a sentence

1. By midnight the hilarity had increased.

2. The company doubled up with hilarity.

3. What was all the hilarity about?

4. Radolph's sceptism excited Winterbourne to further hilarity.

5. The seeds of hilarity spring from within me.

6. Sasha's on court passion borders on hilarity.

7. The intrinsic hilarity of the double entendre?

8. The announcement was greeted with great hilarity.

9. Eva joined in the hilarity as much as anyone.

10. Gloria's costume caused a good deal of hilarity.

11. Their appearance caused a great deal of hilarity.

12. Wine gives not light hilarity, but noisy merriment.

13. 17 synonyms for Blithesomeness: blitheness, gaiety, glee, gleefulness, hilarity

14. The announcement was greeted with much hilarity and mirth.

15. It is not a time for outbursts, for partying, or for hilarity.

16. 38 synonyms for Amusement: enjoyment, delight, entertainment, cheer, laughter, mirth, hilarity

17. Fortunately there was little damage, so I can remember the event with hilarity.

18. The movie, " Trains, Planes, and Automobiles " treats this with hilarity and poignancy.

19. It'seems to me that he grew more erect as the fraternal hilarity increased.

20. Synonyms for Cheeriness include cheerfulness, merriment, gaiety, glee, mirth, happiness, cheer, joviality, hilarity and joyfulness

21. The suspense, hilarity and seduction will keep you sucked in'till the bittersweet enthralling end.

22. The room rocked with laughter. The hilarity relieved the tension of a moment ago.

23. The general hilarity began to infect me and I could see Louise catching it.

24. But the result on the Buckingham Palace balcony was undoubtedly hilarity - to all but the Queen.

25. The square, resounding with the roll and clang of music , presented a scene of noisy hilarity.