Noun:

লিখাটা পড়লেই,

cheeriness's Usage Examples:

to discover why the girl of his dreams is suddenly depressed after her cheeriness brought him out of his sadness.

A light second feature, of which cheeriness is the keynote, is indicated"; and The Bioscope wrote, "Here is one of.

"Tokyo Fashion Week surprises with a sensual cheeriness".

inestimable service in establishing outposts, encouraging all by his cheeriness, in spite of the extreme danger of the situation.

weirdest album yet finds the gifted MC singing more than ever, but any cheeriness is tempered by the gritty beats and dark soundscapes.

sentimentality of John Ford, with mock seriousness, as well as the inane cheeriness of those TV Westerns whose heroes never die, but just go into reruns.

Adventure Time Christmas special! Ho ho ho!", with the joke being that the cheeriness of the bumper undercut the extreme sadness of the Ice King.

God Win is full of cheeriness and drive; a cool number, indigenous, original, repeat-worthy and all.

instructors, Honour, Obedience and discipline, Courage, Good temper and cheeriness, Books to read, Practice in self-discipline, Games 22 Self-improvement:To.

Eden's boss at the laundry, who wins Eden over with his cheeriness and capacity for work, but, like Martin Eden, he suffers from overworking.

He is struck by her innocence and cheeriness, in contrast to the general post-war gloom in the town.

bouncy bit of lightweight fluff" with "the kind of direct, simple-minded cheeriness which should prove well nigh irresistible to those teenagers who have.

'scenery chewing' overall", but lamenting what she perceived as undue cheeriness on the part of Max Brooks and inauthenticity in Steve Park's Chinese accent.

most ridiculed of English poems, with an ending reflecting "Victorian cheeriness at its worst".

Pittsburgh Courier called nappy edges "a richly-textiled tapestry of cheeriness and pain, woven together by a musical lyric of women's tears and girlish.

Equally important, however, was his cheeriness and sense of wry humor.

Huxley was outraged by the culture of youth, commercial cheeriness, and sexual promiscuity, and the inward-looking nature of many Americans;.

trying to make my mind up, am I free or am I tied up?" with "unassuming cheeriness", and the chorus contains the line "I change shapes just to hide in this.