There is no time for merriment.
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Merriment
//ˈmɛɹimɪnt//
Synonyms for "merriment" (128 found)
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Closest matches (26)
Strong matches (38)
Related words (64)
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6 entriesderived from
1 entriesrelated to
4 entriesTranslations
33 translations across 20 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- εὐφροσύνη noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Bengali
3 entries- আমোদ noun (playful fun)
- ফুর্তি noun (playful fun)
- মজা noun (playful fun)
Bulgarian
2 entries- веселба noun (playful fun)
- веселие noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Central Kurdish
2 entries- کەیف noun (playful fun)
- ھەوەس noun (playful fun)
Danish
1 entries- morskab noun (playful fun)
Dutch
1 entries- jolijt noun (playful fun)
French
1 entries- gaieté noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
German
3 entries- Freude noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
- Spaß noun (playful fun)
- Überschwang noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Hindi
1 entries- विनोद noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Italian
1 entries- burla noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Latin
1 entries- hilaritas noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Macedonian
1 entries- ве́селба noun (playful fun)
Māori
1 entries- manamanahau noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- كیف noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Polish
3 entries- radość noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
- ubaw noun (playful fun)
- zabawa noun (playful fun)
Romanian
1 entries- veselie noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Russian
3 entries- весе́лье noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
- заба́ва noun (playful fun)
- развлече́ние noun (playful fun)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- mire noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- весеље noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Spanish
4 entries- alegría noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
- juguetoneo noun (playful fun)
- júbilo noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
- regocijo noun (state of enjoyable exuberance)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
This holiday was called Saturnalia among the Romans and was marked by great merriment and licence which extended even to the slaves.
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An extraordinary change had come over his face. It was writhing with inward merriment.
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Many of the excursionists—those with families chiefly—were already making their way towards the railway station; but others there were who seemed bent on keeping up their merriment to the last moment.
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