All 3 Uses
jovial
in
In Cold Blood
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- And yet this was at least a partially inaccurate impression, for now and again the prisoner glimpsed him as he paused to talk to other men, joke with them and laugh, and then he seemed carefree, jovial, generous: "The kind of person who might see the human side"—an important attribute, for the man was Roland H. Tate, Judge of the 32nd Judicial District, the jurist who would preside at the trial of the State of Kansas versus Smith and Hickock.†
Chpt 4 *
- A jovial fellow with gold-filled teeth and a silvery widow's peak, he jovially repeated, "Sometimes I despair.†
Chpt 4
- A jovial fellow with gold-filled teeth and a silvery widow's peak, he jovially repeated, "Sometimes I despair.†
Chpt 4jovially = cheerfully and friendly
Definitions:
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(1)
(jovial) cheerful and friendly
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)