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1. • • Mirth suggests spontaneous amusement or gaiety, manifested briefly in laughter: uncontrolled outbursts of mirth.
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   What does Mirth mean in English?

   • 'mirth' is an accepted word in the English language. It is a noun that means a feeling of joy or amusement. Example sentence: The mirth shared between the friends was contagious. "I have of late lost all my mirth" – a statement addressed to old university chums – could well be read as mirthful in itself.

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   What is the difference between mirth and Glee?

   • Mirth suggests spontaneous amusement or gaiety, manifested briefly in laughter: uncontrolled outbursts of mirth. Glee suggests an effervescence of high spirits or exultation, often manifested in playful or ecstatic gestures; it may apply also to a malicious rejoicing over mishaps to others: glee over the failure of a rival.

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   What does the word'mirth' mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! MIRTH definition: 1. laughter, humour, or happiness: 2. laughter, humor, or happiness: 3. laughter or amusement: . Learn more.

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   What is the difference between joy and Mirth?

   • Joy when occasioned by the contrast of very dissimilar objects, along which it proceeds by continual leaps and bounds from one to the other, becomes mirth. Who mixt reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. Cassius grinned with some feeling deeper than mirth. A reckless mixture of seriousness with mirth.

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   What is life without mirth?

   • Life without mirth is a lamp without oil. The genial festival of Christmas, which..lights up the fireside of home with mirth and jollity. 4.a. Gaiety or lightness of mood or mind, esp. as manifested in laughter; merriment, hilarity. In early use also: †a jest (obsolete). In some early quots. with connotation of ridicule or mockery.

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   Could Chen contain his mirth?

   • Chen could not contain his mirth. Of course, this is a source of mirth for the audience. Sound of mirth caused by one in drag with a bit of humour. All this would certainly have provided matter for gossip and mirth. Melancholy and gloom are to be avoided, as well as jollity and riotous mirth.

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   noun [ U ] literary uk / mɜːθ / us / mɝːθ / Add to word list. laughter, humour, or happiness: Her impersonations of our teachers were a source of considerable mirth. Synonyms. glee. hilarity. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Laughing and smiling. a gleam in your eye idiom. amused. be all smiles idiom. be in convulsions idiom.

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   Mirth, joy, rejoicing; in modern use, a lively feeling of delight caused by special circumstances and finding expression in appropriate gestures…

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   'mirth' is an accepted word in the English language. It is a noun that means a feeling of joy or amusement. Example sentence: The mirth shared between the friends was contagious.

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   Mirth definition: gaiety or jollity, especially when accompanied by laughter. See examples of MIRTH used in a sentence.

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    mirth suggests spontaneous amusement or gaiety, manifested briefly in laughter: uncontrolled outbursts of mirth. glee suggests an effervescence of high spirits or exultation, often manifested in playful or ecstatic gestures; it may apply also to a malicious rejoicing over mishaps to others: glee over the failure of a rival. hilarity implies ...