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The phrase "a joyless laugh" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a laugh that lacks happiness or joy, often conveying irony or sadness. Example: "Despite the cheerful atmosphere, he let out a joyless laugh that echoed his inner turmoil."
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Mr. Gervais gives Bertram many of the same comic tics he brought to David Brent in "The Office" and Andy Millman in "Extras": a stammering befuddlement that is simultaneously verbose and nonsensical; sickly smiles and joyless laughs in which his mirth curdles with self-doubt; a tongue-tied staccato; and his special mixture of clueless grandiosity, insensitivity and stifled humiliation.
What a joyless thought.
They manifest a joyless rococo.
It has become a joyless profession.
The world can be a joyless place.
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He was a joyless, cantankerous figure throughout the tournament.
Only a joyless fool would find grounds for complaint.
We'd made love, in a joyless ceremony of farewell.
But this was a joyless fight for life.
The narrator, more lucid, will be a joyless survivor.
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