Hilarity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HILARITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• noisy merriment
• extreme amusement, especially when expressed by laughter
• boisterous merriment
• mirth and merriment
• Boisterous mirth; merriment; jollity.
• great merriment

Words related to HILARITY

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How to use HILARITY in a sentence

• Before anything could be seen of the settlement, clumsy, fur-clad figures had come running down the slope and across the ice, greeting Nicholas with hilarity.
• From his manner it might have been some treat he was proposing, some pleasant bit of sport that all knew ended in hilarity.
• Hammond had beaten Mary and Maulevrier the evening before, with much exultant hilarity.
• A new race began, and up at the starting-place there seemed to be a good deal of hilarity.
• And their hilarity or sadness will be regulated by the circumstances which are under discussion.
• But the recent death had affected the crew too deeply to allow them to indulge in the unrestrained hilarity of that season.
• Some of the old hilarity and play of fancy is gone, but we hardly miss it in our admiration of the effects produced by his almost stern devotion to the main idea of his work.
• For me there was no more freedom, no more of hilarity, of thoughtlessness, or of youth.
• He was not only quick to recognize hilarity when created by others, but was always ready to do his share toward making it.
• In the afternoon a sail was arranged, and they took dinner on board the boat, with any amount of hilarity and a good deal of discomfort.
• There was no undue hilarity about them, but a quiet determination which has been reflected in the stand made by the armies.
• And so, Saturday morning, the 18th, we took the boat at Amboy, within two hours of home! But there was less hilarity than usual on the return of a regiment.
• His civility gave him a general popularity among the prisoners, and his appearance in the Yard was a signal for a subdued hilarity.
• I do not know whether I heard the sounds of a suppressed hilarity or not.
• The yeomen, too, knew well where hilarity ended and excess began.
• The sailors drove sail needles into each other in their hilarity.
• If anything, they hailed the adventure with decorous hilarity.
• A large party of friends and neighbors returned with them to dinner, and the remainder of the day was spent in hilarity and innocent enjoyment.
• Indeed, I remember much hilarity, and sounds as of men laughing and singing far into midnight.
• In the midst of this seeming hilarity, nevertheless, people’s minds were uneasy.
• They were ignorant how the miracle of infectious hilarity had been obtained.
• At that late hour the watchmen, or guards, of the city found it necessary to interfere and check our hilarity.
• During this happy time, Jacob Astor, a merry dog, always welcome where pleasure and hilarity were going forward, had enough to drink, and his family had enough to eat.
• Their song, that used to be so sprightly, was now subdued and mournful, and all their gay and bubbling hilarity was gone.
• But a gloom still pervaded the once cheerful hearth, and the night wore on without the usual symptoms of mirth and hilarity.
• This was the stimulant to mirth and hilarity, for which no people are so much distinguished as the Georgians of the middle country.

Similar words containing HILAR without suffix ity

hilar8 hilarious12 exhilarant20 exhilarate20 hilarities13 exhilarants21 exhilarated22 exhilarates21 exhilarator21 hilariously17 exhilarating23 exhilaration22 exhilarative25 exhilarators22 exhilaratory25 exhilarations23 hilariousness16 exhilaratingly28 hilariousnesses18

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