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merriment

[mer-i‐, mer-ee-muhnt] / ˈmɛr ɪ‐, ˈmɛr i mənt /


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When Denmark's players found out, they joined the German team for an evening of merriment.

From BBC

It’s a particularly resonant story in a city whose image as a haven of merriment and great food, and as a living portal to history, has been cultivated for well over a century.

From New York Times

What was awkwardly noticeable was the laughter and merriment flowing among the restaurant patrons.

From Seattle Times

The merriment ended Saturday night when a gunman entered a beloved ballroom at the heart of the country’s first suburban Chinatown and shot 20 people, killing 11.

From Washington Post

It also doesn’t help that my fellow progressives are finding so much merriment in the Santos drag story.

From Washington Post