gaiety
Common misspellings:
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- garity (57.1%)
- gaity (42.9%)
Usage examples for gaiety:
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But she darted away in the dance, with the gaiety of a child, leaving him without an answer.
"The Chouans" – Honore de Balzac -
Isabella's parents were filled with admiration and astonishment at such a display of grandeur and gaiety combined.
"The Exemplary Novels of Cervantes" – Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra -
If Tommy was unnaturally subdued, no one noticed it; his parents were not feeling any great impulse toward gaiety either.
"Native Son" – T. D. Hamm -
" Then I hope," said Mr. Longdon with a gaiety slightly strained, " that, contrary to your usual rule, it's a success."
"The Awkward Age" – Henry James