The word "joyousness" is a commonly used and accepted word in written English.
You can use this word to describe an emotion of great joy or a state of being joyous. Example sentence: After the celebration, the room was filled with a sense of joyousness.
This intrusion of fantasy and this insistence on the joyousness of human life have made Southeast Asian arts unique.
Most parents hope their children can maintain a sort of innocent joyousness around the whole occasion – which is where the makers of that ubiquitous John Lewis advert got it so right.
After an edgy beginning, it blooms into joyousness halfway through when the mosaic is restored, and then the cruelty begins to flow.
This feelgood flick will almost certainly be an international hit and it is undeniably uplifting, the joyousness of soul music smoothing out the odd shifts in tone that arise as a result of the strange genre conflict.
Methodism, influenced by the spiritual songs and melodies of the Moravian church, also produced new liturgical impulses, especially through its creation of new hymns and songs and its joyousness in singing.
Whatever the air of joyousness, dozens of people have died across the country.
In Straw's remarks, Hirsch said he felt "Gabriel's persuasiveness, his generosity, his great joyousness.
After picking up "Ada, or Ardor," Zanganeh describes the spell VN, as she calls him, cast on her with his "demonic artistry of words" and "the joyousness of pure knowledge" — in short, for Zanganeh encountering Nabokov was "something akin to falling in love".
Zanganeh writes a love letter to literature and to Vladimir Nabokov, a writer who has charmed her with his "demonic artistry of words" and with the "joyousness of pure knowledge".
In more intimate settings, he projects an almost inappropriate joyousness.
From which a Welsh double "l" is detaching itself — lovers, hand-linked by a hyphen, weaving with easethrough the ins and outs of the waves' parentheses.From a distance how simple they look, how picturesque.Three dots (an ellipsis in action) rush back and forth — terriers seeking, retrieving, time-free and carefreeas only dogs in illiterate joyousness can be.
