Levity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEVITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• frivolity
• the treatment of a serious matter with humour or lack of due respect
• The quality of weighing less than something else of equal bulk; relative lightness, especially as shown by rising through, or floating upon, a contiguous substance; buoyancy; -- opposed to gravity.
• Lack of gravity and earnestness in deportment or character; trifling gayety; frivolity; sportiveness; vanity.
• Lack of steadiness or constancy; disposition to change; fickleness; volatility.
• feeling an inappropriate lack of seriousness
• a manner lacking seriousness
• fickleness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• conduct characterized by a lack of seriousness

Words related to LEVITY

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How to use LEVITY in a sentence

• You have chosen for yourself, and have met warning with scorn, and appeal with levity.
• Any levity manifested either by the teacher or the pupils will be fatal to the effect.
• There was, of course, a good deal of levity, the temper of the Gallio who cares for none of these things.
• The day was bright and the world all fair, but there could be no levity, no social small talk, while this grim business was on.
• There is still more levity and imprudence in the marriages of kings than in those of their subjects.
• I have seen dirty faces in dirty apartments, which have nevertheless borne the impression of health, and spoke carelessness and levity rather than distress.
• The heel of a monarch, or even the print of his heel, is a thing too venerable and sacred to be treated with such levity, and placed in contrast with rags and poverty.
• This threw me into an error the other way, and I sometimes fell into a levity in my behavior that was afterwards made use of to my disadvantage.
• His manners were highly agreeable, and his spirits buoyant almost to levity.
• But in this stolen hour, when no one knew that they were together, she let herself feel something like levity about his doings.
• And this, not in any spirit of levity, but under mere conscientious constraint.
• Even Jimmie was frightened out of his usual levity and self-possession.
• It should, therefore, never be approached with levity.
• You wrong me excessively, my dear Rivers, in accusing me of a natural levity in love and friendship.
• This otherwise inexplicable national levity, of so refined a people, has not occurred in any other country, because the necessity did not exist anywhere but in Italy.
• She was an active, cheerful girl, but free from any thing like levity in her manner.
• Their history abounds in great men, whose ambitious plans were foiled by the levity of their allies and their want of persistence.
• His wife who sat opposite to him, tall, lean and prim always frowned on any levity at the table.
• She had married me in the full confidence that my levity was merely put on, and would at once give way before the influence she hoped to exert upon my mind.
• The free-trader received his guests with a chastened air, bowing silently, and with less of levity in his mien than in the former interview.
• Portheris still evaded, but this levity received no encouragement from the Senator.

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