jocular — said or done in order to make people laugh; humorous or playful
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: said or done in order to make people laugh; humorous or playful
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdʒɑːkjələr/
Korean meaning: 사람들을 웃게 하려는; 유머러스한, 농담의
Korean pronunciation: **조**큘러
Example Sentences
- Despite the serious meeting, he couldn't resist making jocular observations about the office coffee machine.
- Her jocular personality made even the most boring presentations entertaining.
- The professor's jocular approach to teaching made complex theories much easier to understand.
jocular
ADJECTIVE//ˈdʒɑːkjələr//
said or done in order to make people laugh; humorous or playful
Nobody asked him to lighten the mood — he's just naturally jocular.
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His jocular wit, so particular, becomes truly spectacular!
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Origin
From Latin 'jocularis', derived from 'joculus' (a small joke), which comes from 'jocus' meaning 'jest' or 'joke'. The word entered English through French influence during the Middle English period.
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“Despite the serious meeting, he couldn't resist making jocular observations about the office coffee machine.”
“Her jocular personality made even the most boring presentations entertaining.”
“The professor's jocular approach to teaching made complex theories much easier to understand.”
“His jocular suggestion to solve traffic jams with flying cars actually sparked a serious discussion.”
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