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Definition of mirth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionDated feeling of happiness and laughterDated
- The room was filled with mirth and laughter.
- Her jokes brought mirth to the entire gathering.
- The festival was a time of mirth and celebration.
Expressions with mirth
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show amusement through laughter or smiles
She couldn't help but express mirth at the joke.
quiet or restrained joy or amusement
She watched with tiptoe mirth as the kitten played.
Origin of mirth
Old English, myrgth (joy)
Terms with mirth included in their meaning
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emotion
mirth and cheerfulness
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- French:allégresse, ...
- German:Fröhlichkeit, ...
- Italian:allegria, ...
- Spanish:júbilo, ...
- Portuguese:alegria, ...
- Chinese:欢声笑语, ...
- Japanese:歓喜, ...
- Arabic:مرح, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיזוּת, ...
- Russian:веселье, ...
- Ukrainian:радість, ...
- Hindi:खुशी, ...
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