Pronunciation: /dʒɑˈkjulərəti/
noun the quality or state of being jocular; humor or joking behavior
A1 The children's party was filled with laughter and jocularity.
A2 During the comedy show, the audience couldn't stop laughing at the jocularity of the performers.
B1 The team's camaraderie was evident in their jocularity during the work meeting.
B2 The comedian's clever wit and jocularity kept the audience entertained throughout the entire show.
C1 The professor's lectures were not only informative but also sprinkled with moments of jocularity to keep the students engaged.
C2 The dinner party was a delightful mix of gourmet food, fine wine, and sparkling jocularity among old friends.
formal The professor's lecture was filled with intellectual jocularity, keeping the students engaged and entertained.
informal The family reunion was full of laughter and jocularity as everyone caught up with each other.
slang The comedian's performance had the audience in stitches with his jocularity and witty jokes.
figurative The jocularity of the situation masked the underlying tension between the two coworkers.
jocularized
jocularities
more jocular
most jocular
jocularizes
will jocularize
has jocularized
is jocularizing
jocularity
jocular
to jocularize
jocularizing
jocularized