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Meanings of friskiness in English
Spanish
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Examples for "sportiveness"
Examples for "sportiveness"
1
The light from the lamp without flickered on it in gruesome sportiveness.
2
She took peculiar delight in my sportiveness and certain sweetness in my external deportment.
3
Then he would play with his vixen, she encouraging him with her pretty sportiveness.
4
As a rule, the Brother's sportiveness only disquieted him.
5
Angela took her sister's reckless speech for mere sportiveness.
1
There was a sort of delicate frolicsomeness in his thought.
2
They were a group of merry youngsters, almost maddened with the exuberant frolicsomeness of their years.
3
At such seasons, and they were very frequent, he took great pleasure in making me the victim of his frolicsomeness.
4
But if Beethoven's scherzos often lack frolicsomeness, they are endowed with humour, whereas Chopin's have neither the one nor the other.
5
Indeed, scorn-anelement which does not belong to what is generally understood by either frolicsomeness or humour-playsan important part in Chopin's scherzos.
Usage of friskiness in English
1
He still retained a little of his old friskiness and spirit of mischief.
2
But just then, a colt, full of life and friskiness, galloped past her.
3
There is much strength and friskiness in these fresh-water surges.
4
But take care that no friskiness comes over you.
5
The food and Jack's hastily told news had restored Dick to something like his old friskiness.
6
Aunt Philippa struck her steed smartly with the whip and controlled his resultant friskiness with admirable skill.
7
And since then, the friskiness has skyrocketed.
8
And she had all the tolerance and fascinated admiration of feminine youth for the friskiness of masculine freedom.
9
Want more morning friskiness?
10
Dorothea could always count on Philippina's laughter of approval when she fell into one of her moods of excessive friskiness.
11
After a paragraph or so our blood Is up, and even our jaded hackneys scud along, and warm up into friskiness.
12
The horses knew they were going homeward, and showed a new liveliness, sharing the friskiness of the little graceful trees about them.
13
Their lives had been so brief that they never even lost their red heads, but Mr. Kimura had caught their friskiness perfectly.
14
Of course a good deal of this friskiness comes of my being in sight of land-onthe Webster & Co. debts, I mean.
15
Just then a colt, full of life and friskiness, jumped over the ditches and then stopped suddenly, as if surprised at being alone.
16
Not everyone was feeling the newfound friskiness from the guy who so (in)famously tousled Donald Trump's hair on his show last year.
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Frequent collocations
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