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1. (n.) hilarity
exuberant merriment sometimes verging on becoming rambunctious.
Etymology: (1560–70; < L hilaritās=hilari(s) (see hilarious ) +-tās -ty2)
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1. (noun) hilarity, mirth, mirthfulness, glee, gleefulness
great merriment
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1. (noun) hilarity
boisterous mirth; merriment; jollity
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Sense: amusement; laughter.
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 Afrikaans: opgeruimdheid, vrolikheid |
 Arabic: مَرَحٌ صاخِب |
 Bulgarian: веселие |
 Brazilian: hilaridade |
 Czech: veselost |
 German: die Heiterkeit |
 Danish: munterhed |
 Greek: ιλαρότητα, κέφι, ευθυμία |
 Spanish: hilaridad |
 Estonian: lõbusus |
 Farsi: نشاط |
 Finnish: riemu |
 French: hilarité |
 Hebrew: עֲלִיזוּת |
 Hindi: हर्षे-उल्लास |
 Croatian: veselje, veselost |
 Hungarian: vidámság |
 Indonesian: kelucuan |
 Icelandic: kátína |
 Italian: ilarità |
 Japanese: 浮かれ騒ぎ |
 Korean: 유쾌 |
 Lithuanian: linksmumas, juokas |
 Latvian: pārmērīga jautrība |
 Malay: keriuhan |
 Dutch: hilariteit |
 Norwegian: løssluppen moro/latter |
 Polish: wesołość |
 Persian: نشاط |
 Pashto: خوښي، خوشالي، شادي |
 Portuguese: hilariedade |
 Romanian: ilaritate |
 Russian: веселье |
 Slovak: veselosť |
 Slovenian: veselost |
 Serbian: smeh |
 Swedish: uppsluppenhet, livad stäm |
 Thai: ความตลกขบขัน |
 Turkish: neşe, şenlik |
 Taiwanese: 歡鬧，歡笑 |
 Ukrainian: веселість |
 Urdu: موج، فرحناکی |
 Vietnamese: sự vui vẻ; sự vui nhộn |
 Chinese: 热闹，欢笑 |
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