merry
Pronunciation: [ˈmɛri]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) feeling joyful and happy, often used during celebrations. When someone is merry, they are cheerful and in a good mood, just like when we celebrate holidays or birthdays.
Example
She was feeling merry as she decorated the Christmas tree.
Example
He wasn’t merry at all during the sad movie.
Example
What makes you feel merry during the holidays?
Context: "social gathering"
(adjective) used to describe a fun and lively atmosphere, especially at parties or gatherings. A merry gathering is filled with laughter, smiles, and enjoyment.
Example
The party was a merry event with music and dancing.
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The meeting was not merry; everyone looked bored and tired.
Example
Did you enjoy the merry celebration last night?
Context: "greeting"
(exclamation) a cheerful word often used during celebrations, especially Christmas. It’s a way to wish someone happiness and joy.
Example
Everyone shouted, 'Merry Christmas!' as they exchanged gifts.
Example
He didn't feel like saying 'merry' during the gloomy winter.
Example
Do you say 'Merry' before other holidays too?
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