Synonym: fun, gaiety, playfulness. Similar words: detriment, experiment, detrimental, experimental, merrily, sentimental, presentiment, sentiment. Meaning: ['merɪmənt] 
n. 1. a gay feeling 2. activities that are enjoyable or amusing.
n. 1. a gay feeling 2. activities that are enjoyable or amusing. 
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31. There was little time, however, for the indulgence of any images of merriment.
32. She looked up at him imploringly, her face crimson with the shame of their last meeting, and met two of the blackest eyes she had ever seen, dancing in merciless merriment.
33. Music, dancing, drinking, love and general merriment are more than simple pastimes.
34. From beneath their broad-brimmed hats of palm-leaf, gleamed eyes which, even in good-nature and merriment, had a kind of animal ferocity.
35. Eventually, the church was successful in removing the merriment , lights and gifts from Saturnalia and transferring them to the celebration of a Christian Christmas.
36. This extraordinary assertion was greeted with a roar of merriment.
37. Robert Hotchkins of the University of Chicago insists, "Christians ought to be celebrating constantly. We ought to be preoccupied with parties, banquets, feasts, and merriment."
38. Mr Heathcliff followed, his accidental merriment expiring quickly in his habitual moroseness.
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39. For the rest of dinner father was silent save for an occasional snuffle of merriment.
40. He saw the joke quickly and joined in the general merriment.
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