Jocose

usgb/dʒəˈkəʊs/
adjective

Intended or meant to be funny or playfully humorous.

She has a jocose personality that makes her popular at parties
Visual representation of "jocose" - Intended or meant to be funny or playfully humorous

Often appears as...

  • jocose remark
  • jocose manner
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Playfulness

Use 'jocose' when describing someone or something that is light-hearted and fun.

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His jocose banter was the highlight of the evening.
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Not Serious

'Jocose' implies a situation isn't to be taken seriously and is meant for enjoyment.

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Despite the jocose tone of his speech, some topics he touched on were quite serious.
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Positive Mood

'Jocose' often suggests a cheerful or positive mood in the context it's used.

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Her jocose laughter was infectious, lightening up the entire room.
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