Pronunciation: /ʒwɑ də vivrə/
noun a French phrase meaning 'joy of living', referring to a cheerful enjoyment of life
A1 She approaches life with a sense of joie de vivre.
A2 The children's laughter filled the room with joie de vivre.
B1 Traveling to new places always brings out her joie de vivre.
B2 Despite the challenges, he maintained his joie de vivre throughout the project.
C1 Her joie de vivre is infectious, lifting the spirits of those around her.
C2 The artist's work is characterized by a deep sense of joie de vivre.
formal The artist's paintings exude a sense of joie de vivre that is truly captivating.
informal Every time I see Sarah, her joie de vivre just lights up the room.
slang I love hanging out with Tom, he's got such a great joie de vivre.
figurative Despite the challenges she faced, her joie de vivre shone through like a beacon of hope.
experienced
joies de vivre
more joie de vivre
most joie de vivre
enjoys life
will experience joy of living
has experienced joy of living
is experiencing joy of living
joie de vivre
joyful life
to have joy of living
experiencing joy of living
having joy of living