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gleefulness

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glee·ful  (glfl)
adj.
Full of jubilant delight; joyful.

gleeful·ly adv.
gleeful·ness n.
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Noun1.gleefulnessgleefulness - great merriment                      
gaiety, merriment - a gay feeling


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Tracy Vogt, as the Bride, embodied the gleefulness and optimism of young love, and Elizabeth Flynn tempered her portrayal of the sturdy Pioneering Woman with a sense of vulnerability and lament.
What you don't have working for ``Impostor,'' however, is the visual elegance of a director like Ridley Scott or the twisted gleefulness of a Paul Verhoeven.
Attentive to the resonances of his found elements, he combines them with an esthetic fairness that barely suppresses their gleefulness.
 
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