jovial in English
Use "jovial" in a sentence
1. He smiled with jovial condescension.
2. Understand the difference between Companionable and Jovial.
3. He addressed me in a jovial manner.
4. He was in a jovial mood.
5. Michael was in a jovial and optimistic mood.
6. Today Sarah became jovial and expansive.
7. He seemed a very jovial chap.
8. He was working hard to seem jovial.
9. Father Whittaker appeared to be in a jovial mood.
10. I was appalled to hear his jovial, jocular style.
11. The words Companionable and Jovial might have synonymous (similar) meaning
12. Arestes is a jovial, friendly sailor in the port of Silmaria
13. Jovial ladies chivvy you into ordering more than you can eat!
14. Bonhomie means conviviality and a pervasive sense of jovial camaraderie
15. When we next met, he was much more jovial.
16. He was a big, happy-go-lucky jovial chap, ever smiling and pleasant.
17. Some common synonyms of Blithe are jocund, jolly, jovial, and merry
18. Luigi, the fat, jovial owner, greeted Michele like an old friend.
19. Judging by his jovial manner he must have enjoyed his meal.
20. This page shows answers to the clue Conviviality, followed by 2 definitions like “Boisterous celebration”, “Joviality a jovial nature” and “A jovial, sociable, friendly, and lively disposition or nature
21. Araban Dictionary makes Arabic accessible to English speaking audience in a jovial way.
22. Araban Dictionary makes Arabic accessible to English speaking audience in a jovial way
23. Richard Brome, an acolyte of Ben Jonson's, wrote "The Jovial Crew" in 16
24. Jove could make jovial; but these were not gods of last resort.
25. Antonyms for Cheerless include cheerful, cheery, happy, jolly, joyful, merry, smiling, chirpy, jovial and sunny
26. One Lancashire grandfather's warm hospitality was more dubiously remembered: he was a very jovial man.
27. Alvie is a jovial older gent that approves of both walks and couch time
28. 6 Jove could make jovial; but these were not gods of last resort.
29. Synonyms for Christmassy include festive, jolly, merry, jovial, carnival, celebratory, gleeful, happy, holiday and mirthful
30. Backslapper definition: a person who backslaps ; a hearty jovial person Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
31. Before it he had been a loud, jovial man, given to spontaneous bursts of affection.
32. Her brother, jovial Fabio Sementilli, reinvented his models with gusto while clad in a kilt.
33. He also very frequently filled the post of head godfather in baptisms of the subtly - jovial kind.
34. I was excited about the prospect, but quickly realised that this was not the time to share my jovial mood.
35. He spent the morning in jovial mood as guest of honour at a sponsorship of the arts award ceremony.
36. On this occasion he was in a jovial, even bantering mood, as I stood beside him facing the camera.
37. Those that did turn up enjoyed the jovial atmosphere and frantic dancing ensued, except at the home-town concert in Middleton.
38. Anacreontic (comparative more Anacreontic, superlative most Anacreontic) Pertaining to the Greek poet Anacreon and his manners; jovial , festive
39. There was a sea of dinner-jacketed dignitaries and a jovial Sir Peter Ustinov as warm-up man.
40. Each brawny Axman shouted good-by to the boys ere departing, for they were a jovial as well as a brawny lot
41. You see, while his manner towards you may have seemed jovial enough, in reality he was involved in a feud.
42. Henry was large and jovial and partly bald, while Jimmy was small and rather lugubrious in appearance and hailed from Glasgow.
43. He had a round face made jovial by bright, almost boyish eyes and eyebrows ridiculously small for a man his size.
44. The word Camaraderie is an extension of the same and implies this closeness, especially in a good natured and jovial way
45. 25 He had a round face made jovial by bright, almost boyish eyes and eyebrows ridiculously small for a man his size.
46. The Russian plural form of “Couplet,” kuplety, is the name for a ballad of a jovial, humorous, or satirical type with a recurring refrain
47. Henry Horner was known to one-&-all in Illinois as an honest, jovial old Baldicoot who loved movies, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt and his job as Governor
48. (BRIT) verb Jovial ladies Chivvy you into ordering more than you can eat! V n into -ing/n He chivvies the troops along with a few well-directed words.
49. (BRIT) verb Jovial ladies Chivvy you into ordering more than you can eat! V n into -ing/n He chivvies the troops along with a few well-directed words.
50. They appeared to one another exactly as they had in college—as raw youngsters whose present mustaches, Baldnesses, paunches, and wrinkles were but jovial disguises put on for the evening.