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Meanings of merriness in English
Usage of merriness in English
1
The merriness in his eyes was always there, even when he wept.
2
It was never merriness which made eyes sparkle that way.
3
He loved her for her merriness, for her open sunniness.
4
It was made out of merriness, sunshine, and dew.
5
Ingigerd portrayed this with inimitable grace, innocence and merriness.
6
Those face-contortions, retortions, distortions, have the merriness of antics.
7
But she made no remark, and showed no surprise, but met his merriness half way.
8
The action was to cover with a veneer of merriness a question which it embarrassed him to ask.
9
But the merriness died on Dick's face the moment he turned on his heel to enter the house.
10
His merriness gladdened her.
11
Jim's smile flashed and Penelope wondered what she liked best about it, his white teeth, his merriness or his wistfulness.
12
Here was that voice-robbed of Rachel's liveliness and merriness, true-but that same voice saying, I'm sorry 1 was such a bastard, Louis.
13
Now that we see it all but completed, we think this book singularly wanting in reference to The General's frequent merriness of mood.
14
Fiona turned out to be a good mimic, and for all her merriness, there was a cruel touch to her humor that Briony liked.
15
"It'll do you some good," he said over his shoulder, though the merriness faded from his tone.
16
"Well, well," said Ignaty, set at ease, smiling at Nikolay with confidence and merriness in his eyes.
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Merriness through the time