When to Use Mirth?

When to Use Mirth?

Mirthful: The adjective form of mirth describes something as being full of joy and laughter. Example: The comedian's mirthful audience guffawed loudly at even his worst jokes. Mirthfully: The adverb form of mirth characterizes an action as related to pleasure and amusement.

How do you use the word mirth?

Mirth sentence example
  1. The family were full of mirth and excitement after winning the game show. ...
  2. His eyes were twinkling with mirth and his lips were twisted into a sardonic smile. ...
  3. His eyes twinkled with mirth and he reached for his tablet. ...
  4. His eyes twinkled with mirth .

What does mirth mean dictionary?

gaiety or jollity, especially when accompanied by laughter: the excitement and mirth of the holiday season. amusement or laughter: He was unable to conceal his mirth.

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