Noun:

ବାଲ୍ୟବିବାହ, ଲୋକଙ୍କ ହାଲୁକାତା |, ପ୍ରକୃତିର ହାଲୁକାତା |, ଚତୁରତା |, କୋମଳତା,

levity's Usage Examples:

" Serna said that "Walt"s Archie Bunker-ish sandpaper brusqueness" gives the film "a refreshing, if not outright surprising, levity.

Club gave the episode a grade of B, writing, I didn't find Beneath You as easily likable as Lessons, though it had some nice moments of levity, and a good bit of derring-do when Buffy swings in on a rope and saves Nancy from Sluggoth Ronny in a back alley.

debate with Avicenna, al-Biruni also criticized the Aristotelian theory of gravity firstly for denying the existence of levity or gravity in the celestial.

In sending it on, he noted (whether ingenuously or with undue levity must not be enquired) that by some mistake the file.

Sound effects While the show covered plenty of serious political topics, some levity was injected via the use of snippets of dialogue, music and sound effects.

"Instead of the thoughtless levity of childhood he possessed the gravity, pensiveness, and melancholy of mature life.

elevation, elevator, leaven, legerity, levade, Levant, levee, lever, leverage, leviable, levitate, levitation, levity, levy, relevé, relief, relieve, sublevation.

played! When Palani was present in a gathering there was no levity or frivolousness exhibited.

First-year Ottawa GM Frank Clair added some levity in Round Eight, asking if Ron Clarke had been chosen yet.

pieces, particular the first three, any initial feeling of levity or jocularity is replaced by "an almost demonic power and energy".

400), titled Young Men of Sidon, 1970, which defends levity against the demand for seriousness from Cavafy's vivacious young man.

neither through sloth, nor through jesting, nor through levity, nor through loquacity, nor through [a host of] vain pursuits, but rather through the joyful.

The English assert, that such entertainments as these can never subsist in France, on account of the levity of the people.

Synonyms:

frivolousness, frivolity, merriness, light-mindedness, jocosity, flippancy, jocoseness, humorousness,

Antonyms:

humility, sadness, playful, unplayful, seriousness,