levity in Latin
levity in Latin is levitās — levity means a lighthearted, joking attitude, especially when a situation calls for seriousness.
levity in Latin
levitās
A lightness of manner or speech, frivolity; flippancy; a lack of appropriate seriousness; an inclination to make a joke of serious matters.
What does "levity" mean?
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noun A lighthearted, joking attitude, especially when a situation calls for seriousness.
"The judge warned the lawyer against levity in the courtroom."
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levity in a sentence
- The judge warned the lawyer against levity in the courtroom.
- A bit of levity helped ease the tension in the meeting.
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What is "levity" in Latin?
"levity" in Latin is levitās. levity means: A lighthearted, joking attitude, especially when a situation calls for seriousness.
How do you use "levity" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge warned the lawyer against levity in the courtroom." In Latin, "levity" is levitās.
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