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Definition of jocular - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
humorcharacterized by a cheerful and joking manner
- She had a jocular personality that brightened the room.
2.
light-heartedmeant to be taken lightly or humorously
- The jocular comment was not meant to offend anyone.
Origin of jocular
Latin, jocularis (joking)
Examples of jocular in a sentence
The meeting was lightened by his jocular comments. Her jocular tone lightened the mood. He made a jocular remark during the meeting.
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- French:jovial, joculaire, ...
- German:scherzhaft, spaßig, ...
- Italian:giocoso, scherzoso, ...
- Spanish:jocoso, gracioso, ...
- Portuguese:brincalhão, jocoso, ...
- Chinese:幽默的, 轻松的, ...
- Japanese:陽気な, 冗談めかした, ...
- Arabic:مَرِح, ...
- Hebrew:עָלִיז, קַלִּיל, ...
- Russian:шутливый, юмористический, ...
- Ukrainian:жартівливий, ...
- Hindi:मज़ाकिया, चुटीला, ...
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