Delight and Merrymaking

Delight

Delight noun - Someone or something that provides amusement or enjoyment.
Usage example: with his great sense of humor and bubbly personality, he is a delight to be around

Merrymaking and delight are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Merrymaking" instead a noun "Delight".

Merrymaking

Merrymaking noun - Joyful or festive activity.
Usage example: Christmas Eve is always an occasion of much merrymaking at our home

Delight and merrymaking are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Delight" instead a noun "Merrymaking".

Both words in one sentence

  • Modest Royalty Maria Theresa enjoyed the finer things but she enjoyed them because she enjoyed them and took a childlike delight in merrymaking(she could dance for hours in a night) and whether or not things looked splendid was less important to her then whether or not they were fun.
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