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jovially

[ UK /d‍ʒˈə‍ʊvɪəli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a jovial manner
    he greeted his friend jovially

How To Use jovially In A Sentence

  • And say, " he whispered, jovially , pulling Hurstwood over by the shoulder so that he might whisper in his ear, "if this isn't a good show, I'll punch your head.
  • Edson jovially stresses the capaciousness of the genre.
  • I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache.
  • And say, " he whispered, jovially , pulling Hurstwood over by the shoulder so that he might whisper in his ear, "if this isn't a good show, I'll punch your head.
  • I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache.
  • The father laughs and jovially ruffles his son's hair.
  • Is there more to the man who jovially gave us such gems as, ‘If you stay here much longer you'll get slitty eyes ’, (to a group of Western students in China)?
  • “Tai-Pan chillo littel in house my, werry good, werry happy,” he said jovially. Tai-Pan
  • It was done, I trust, with all decency, for I knew that I had the better kind of Calabrian to deal with; but neither the jovially intelligent man nor the pleasant simpleton would for a moment entertain this suggestion. By the Ionian Sea
  • We jovially washed down the meal with a few nips of Irish Cream.
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