0 laughter, humour, or happiness:
Her impersonations of our teachers were a source of considerable mirth.
Chen could not contain his mirth.
In last night's debate there was a good deal of mirth and serious evidence about the paper generated by the new higher education funding councils.
My daughters found the hour set aside for the subject to be an hour for mirth rather than instruction.
Here, an absence of training is the norm, and the public's attitude to the security industry is a combination of mirth, hostility and indifference.
I will return to the reason for my mirth at that description later.
I imagined that some mirth might be generated by our differences of opinion.
The idea of old-age pensioners being forced to subsidise other tenants is obviously a matter for considerable mirth.
Much of that evidence at times arouses mirth, but in general it has tended to arouse indignation.
But he still seems to treat these problems of industry with a certain amount of mirth and levity.
