Happy and Silly

Happy

Happy adjective - Having extreme or relentless concern.
Usage example: poll-happy pundits just care about which political candidate is winning, and never about the issues

Silly and happy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Silly" instead an adjective "Happy".

Nearby Words: happiness, happily

Silly

Silly adjective - Lacking in seriousness or maturity.
Usage example: the matinee show was filled with a bunch of silly children making noise

Happy and silly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Happy" instead an adjective "Silly".

Nearby Word: silliness

Both words in one sentence

  • This means that characters could potentially get married while still grieving the death of Emmeryn or have otherwise silly or happy conversations, despite the serious nature of the levels.
  • He's adorable, perpetually happy and silly, and wants to pal around with his friends.
  • Psychopathic Manchild One minute he is playful, happy and silly... the next minute he will brutally kill dozens of people for the most trivial of reasons.
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