Sample Sentences forjovial (editor-reviewed)
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She walked in with a jovial smile.jovial = cheerful and friendly
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She is a jovial old woman.
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Three women come strolling along the bank. ... Although the water is cold we are very jovial and do our best to interest them so that they will stay. (source)
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He was a round-faced, jovial man and he ran the coal business, and people were sorry for him, because he had no children and his wife was a scold. (source)
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"All about Africa and everything," said the father with false joviality. (source)joviality = cheerfulness
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"Hello, Wilson, old man," said Tom, slapping him jovially on the shoulder. (source)jovially = cheerfully and friendly
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With this, she put a jovial arm around my neck. (source)jovial = friendly and cheerful
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Uncle Vernon now came in, smiling jovially as he shut the door.† (source)
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The man's voice held a kind of forced joviality to it.† (source)
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A burst of jovial, tittering laughter split through the awkwardness.† (source)
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"I like your costume," he said jovially.† (source)
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"Mr. Galt!" cried the leader with the sound of an enormous joviality.† (source)
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AS THEY WALK TO AUSCHWITZ, BARETSKI SEEMS IN A JOVIAL mood and peppers Lale with questions.† (source)
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He wanders around the crowded room, tasting hors d'oeuvres, sipping wine, looking jovially bewildered, and occasionally Pari has to swoop in and steal him away from a group of mathematicians before he opines on 3-manifolds and Diophantine approximations.† (source)
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"It's Kim!" she said with forced joviality.† (source)
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"I've got my girls to keep me company" my dad says, trying to sound jovial and not tense.† (source)
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