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the cheerfulness
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The state of being cheerful; joy.
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The general upturn of the economy was part of the reason for the cheerfulness.
Memory is not always an occasion for the cheerfulness implied by Elizabeth.
She had two grown sons at home, so she was used to it: the cheerfulness, the indifference, and the mess.
They had the cheerfulness of robots, having lost the capacity to feel misery, or, in truth, anything — except boredom.
But the cheerfulness of my mind, which comes from the recollection of all my philosophical contemplation, counterbalances all these afflictions".
It is the realisation that what we have all read about the cheerfulness of the British soldier is true.
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She let him be his warm self, showcase his cover-the-cracks cheerfulness.
After all the negative publicity, the sense of relief no doubt felt by the organisers on Sunday was mirrored in the mellow cheerfulness of the crowds.
It's probably not the setting listeners imagine as they listen to the relentless cheerfulness of the daytime output or their favourite club DJs at weekends.
Just like the Grinch, my heart has been forcibly warmed by the pure cheerfulness of the holiday.
It builds on the best qualities of the earlier disc, and broadens Mr. Andsnes's Mozartean palette as his readings move briskly from the elegant cheerfulness of the G major Concerto (No. 17) to the more ominous, grandly theatrical gestures of the almost operatic Concerto in D minor (No. 20).
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