What are the antonyms for CHEERFULNESS?
- gloom, uncheerfulness, irritation, earnestness, mourning, darkness, joylessness, disgruntlement, woefulness, misery, sorrow, bile, grimness, distress, discontent, unhappiness, melancholy, wretchedness, depression, Desolateness, spleen, heartbreak, cheerlessness, plaintiveness, dolorousness, forlornness, sourness, blackness, sadness, woe, discouragement, moodiness, sobersidedness.
Synonyms for CHEERFULNESS
- affability,
- amiability,
- good cheer,
- agreeableness,
- good fortune,
- merrymaking,
- sunniness,
- hopefulness,
- joyousness,
- humor,
- complaisance,
- bonhomie,
- flippancy,
- ravishment,
- intoxication,
- carefreeness,
- hysterics,
- firings,
- quickenings,
- liveliness,
- Jolliness,
- get up and go,
- frolic,
- exuberance,
- relaxation,
- felicity,
- vitalization,
- blithesomeness,
- jubilation,
- re-creations,
- blitheness,
- excitement,
- complacency,
- zeal,
- revelry,
- exhilaration,
- blissfulness,
- fun,
- excitation,
- lightness,
- promptitude,
- contentment,
- amusement,
- spiritedness,
- buoyancy,
- blessedness,
- sanguinity,
- enlivenment,
- rapture,
- boisterousness,
- readiness,
- willingness,
- good feeling,
- good humor,
- joyance,
- zip,
- ease,
- solace,
- electrification,
- alacrity,
- spirit,
- silver lining,
- exultation,
- happy,
- warmness,
- serenity,
- cordiality,
- ebullience,
- delightfulness,
- bright side,
- vim,
- congeniality,
- merriment,
- merry-making,
- good spirits,
- bliss,
- joyfulness,
- entertainment,
- hilarity,
- whoopee,
- Millennialism,
- re-creation,
- vitality,
- wingding,
- idealisms,
- merriments,
- gladness,
- fun and games,
- beatitude,
- wellbeing,
- opulence,
- pepper,
- sanguineness,
- pleasantry,
- charm,
- pizazz,
- buffoonery,
- heaven,
- well-being,
- enthusiasm,
- sparkle,
- wingdings,
- bewitchment,
- graciousness,
- certain something,
- perkiness,
- sprightliness,
- effervescence,
- paradise,
- geniality,
- Buoyance,
- propitiation,
- plenty,
- fire,
- warmheartedness,
- beneficence,
- Luckiness,
- zing,
- vim and vigor,
- warmth,
- vigour,
- merriness,
- lightheartedness,
- idealism,
- briskness,
- delectation,
- satisfaction,
- pleasances,
- agreeability,
- lightsomeness,
- invigoration,
- euphoria,
- Laughters,
- enchantment,
- gusto,
- zest,
- good will,
- optimism,
- self-indulgence,
- high spirits,
- pleasance,
- pleasure,
- mirthfulness,
- bullishness,
- benignancy,
- peace of mind,
- beatification,
- joviality,
- head rush,
- animation,
- jollity,
- dash,
- positive thinking,
- rosy outlook,
- friendliness,
- gratefulness,
- Bonniness,
- a rush,
- Frolicking,
- easygoingness,
- animal spirits,
- pleasurable,
- cloud nine,
- gaiety,
- benevolence,
- schadenfreude,
- mirth,
- looking on bright side,
- coziness,
- happiness,
- auspiciousness,
- fair-weather,
- propitiousness,
- comfort,
- cheerfulness,
- laughter,
- sunshine,
- relish,
- glee,
- vivification,
- satiety,
- radiance,
- Buffooneries,
- eagerness,
- peppers,
- good omen,
- gratification,
- utopianism,
- Light-heartedness,
- favorableness,
- seventh heaven,
- enjoyment,
- exaltation,
- brightness,
- restfulness,
- content,
- snugness,
- delight,
- gladsomeness,
- life,
- joie de vivre,
- festivity,
- benignity,
- sunny side,
- hysteric,
- prosperousness,
- jocundity,
- oomph,
- blithefulness,
- Cheeriness,
- ecstasy,
- jauntiness,
- Fortunateness,
- conviviality,
- elation,
- transport,
- contentedness,
- encouragement,
- positivism,
- enthrallment,
- cheer,
- joy,
- energy,
- enjoyableness,
- great expectations,
- pleasantness,
- vivacity,
- facility,
- gleefulness,
- galvanization,
- perfectionism,
- fineness,
- delectability,
- good spirit,
- wittiness,
- bright outlook.
Usage Examples for CHEERFULNESS
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Angelo promised her that she should rest after the morning light had come; but she assured him that she could bear fatigue, and her firm cheerfulness lent his heart vigour. - "Vittoria, v4" by George Meredith
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It would be absurd to expect much cheerfulness here; a hoarse roar breaks out now and then at some coarse practical joke; but a frank, honest laugh- never. - "Border and Bastille" by George A. Lawrence
