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jocosity

/dʤə'kousnis/ Cách viết khác : (jocosity) /dʤou'kɔsiti/
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Word: Jocosity

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Jocosity is a trait or quality of being cheerful and joking around. It describes a fun and humorous spirit that makes people laugh and feel happy.

Usage Instructions:
  • When to use: You can use "jocosity" when you want to describe someone who loves to joke and make others laugh, or when talking about a light-hearted atmosphere.
  • Example Sentence: "Her jocosity brought joy to the entire party, making everyone feel relaxed and entertained."
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, you might find "jocosity" used in literature or formal writing to describe the atmosphere of a gathering or the personality of a person in a more artistic way.

Word Variants:
  • Jocose (adjective): This means humorous or playful.
    • Example: "He has a jocose nature that makes every meeting enjoyable."
  • Jocund (adjective): This refers to being cheerful and light-hearted.
    • Example: "The jocund atmosphere at the festival lifted everyone’s spirits."
Different Meanings:

While "jocosity" specifically refers to humor and light-heartedness, it does not have other meanings. It is closely related to the idea of being playful and funny.

Synonyms:
  • Humor
  • Joking
  • Fun
  • Playfulness
  • Light-heartedness
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

While there are no direct idioms or phrasal verbs that include "jocosity," you might use phrases like: - "Lighten the mood" (to make a situation more cheerful) - Example: "His jokes always lighten the mood during tense meetings." - "Crack a joke" (to tell a joke) - Example: "She loves to crack a joke whenever there's silence in the room."

Summary:

Jocosity is about being funny and creating a cheerful environment. You can use it to describe people or situations that are filled with humor and laughter.

Noun
  1. the trait of merry joking
  2. fun characterized by humor

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