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Meanings of express joy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "laugh"
Examples for "laugh"
1
I am optimistic; I laugh; I play cards for money; I turkey-trot.
2
And of course,' Nish gave a short laugh, 'you must make allowances.
3
She made him laugh; and the furrows in the young brow disappeared.
4
Used his power to help people. She let out a tired laugh.
5
I hope people will read the book and have a good laugh.
1
The first use of the smile is to express affectionate good-will; the second, to express mirth.
2
They burned always with some inner fire of life; they laughed at life, and yet they did not seem to express mirth.
3
Then the poor dear heaves a deep sigh of relief, which is drowned by other members in a hideous cachinnation meant to express mirth.
4
But she was used to violent men who expressed mirth over mirthless jokes.
5
It was a dreadful laughter-hismanner, now, of expressing mirth.
Usage of express joy in English
1
We were made for happiness, to express joy and gladness, to be prosperous.
2
Now the firemen thought of another way to express joy.
3
For the rest, tears express joy as well as sadness.
4
Many express joy at being so close to Europe.
5
Lights are a sign of joy: hence the very old custom of lighting bonfires to express joy.
6
Do we not by them express joy and sorrow, doubt, confession, repentance, measure, quantity, number, and time?
7
To express joy or happiness we use the clear timbre, and the ring of high forward placing predominates.
8
Do not express joy before one sick or in pain, for that contrary passion will aggravate his misery.
9
Director Stanley Donen once said that the best reason for characters to burst into song and dance was to express joy.
10
I think that's the greatest thing anyone can do to express joy. (This version of the story refiles to fix dateline.)
11
Madam, - May I express joy and satisfaction at the momentous decision taken by the GAA in opening up its grounds to other sporting organisations?
12
For men who personate characters in this way, express joy and grief, when in reality there may be none of these feelings in their hearts.
13
If the king becomes angry, they laugh; nor are they gladdened if favours be bestowed upon them, though they may express joy for other reasons.
14
Where stilly blackness had been, now four or five hundred crazy shadows leaped and danced, murdering the silence with marrow-curdling noises intended to express joy.
15
Her gracefully expressed joy at finding it rewarded me for my generosity.
16
You expressed joy in encountering him- alie ;andyou made that reservation-anotherlie.