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Meanings of much merriment in English
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Usage of much merriment in English
1
The little girls were of the company, and there was much merriment.
2
Miss Sommerton laughed, but there was not much merriment in her laughter.
3
This 'Petrifying Liquid' was a source of much merriment to the hands.
4
These dancing lessons were provocative of much merriment and teasing from the Toomeys.
5
They therefore got ready for the journey with much merriment and many hopes.
6
The whole ceremony is pretty, and creates much merriment and amusement.
7
Yet the young countess brings much merriment into our quiet house.
8
There has not been much merriment at Honham of late years.
9
If his secret anxiety had been made known, it would have created much merriment.
10
This caused much merriment, especially to the wrestlers themselves, who laughed immoderately when reappearing.
11
Pyotr Petrovitch sniggered as he listened, but without much merriment.
12
This is Gordon's flying brigade,-whichwas received with much merriment.
13
The process of removal was accompanied by much merriment.
14
But it soon passed away, and somewhat abruptly he assumed an air of much merriment.
15
These lines caused much merriment and were heartily applauded.
16
The arrival of the five North Bridgeboro scouts was the occasion of much merriment and banter.
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