CAUSING LAUGHTER
CAUSING LAUGHTER
Saying about amusing or entertaining cases we can use lighthearted to mean a personal behavior as He is known as the lighthearted behavior. Carefree is used to feel free from anxiety or responsibility as it’s a natural rule that we have to change from a carefree person into an adult. She has a blithe, smiling face-blithe is also one of the synonyms specially meant to be happy in particular. From the word “joy” such meaning can be broadened with a bit of liveliness. A jolly time means a lively and entertaining time; I like joyful music or the music which causes great pleasure; a scene full of joyous celebration comes in to mean the scene having the air of friendliness as the boys are in a jovial mood. Jocular denotes both playful and humorous trait and is delicately discriminated from “jokey” used to mean not serious as we have just heard a brief exchange of jokey comments. His jocular remarks have concealed his true scheme in promoting this product. With laughter jocose can be used in replacement. He walked around in a jocose way that he has afforded a good lawyer.
In the same but more figurative way bubbly is used for a person as a bright and bubbly personality has helped him get success. Perky means being cheerful and lively as bubbly but describes secrecy as none could discover her perky self. Especially of an old person the synonym sprightly should be used for his age he looks so sprightly in these activities. In case of children the same meaning can be expressed in the world “frisky” as he bounces about like a frisky pup. In meaning playfully lively the word skittish is better as she has a skittish and immature mother. Being coltish is of the same expression but showing an awkward movement in having full of energy. Waggish implies a mischievous or facetious manner. In this riposte it’s waggish for them to be here as our companions. Of the same but more focussed on showing energy are ebullient, exuberant, effervescent, and exultant. Ebullient says strongly about being boiling in energy, exuberant about being characterized with full of energy, effervescent about having much enthusiasm and exultant about being in a triumph.
