Definition of playfulness

playfulnessnoun

sự vui tươi

/ˈpleɪflnəs//ˈpleɪflnəs/

The word "playfulness" has its roots in Old English. The term "ple" or "plea" referred to a game, sport, or diversion. Over time, this word evolved to include connotations of whimsy, humor, and lightheartedness. By the 14th century, "play" was used as an adjective to describe something that was amusing, witty, or giddy. The suffix "-fulness" was added to create "playfulness," which roughly translates to the quality of being playful or given to enjoying oneself. In the 17th century, the term gained a more sentimental connotation, describing a childlike sense of wonder, curiosity, and enthusiasm for life. Today, "playfulness" encompasses a range of positive qualities, from creativity and imagination to humor and joy.

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the quality of being full of fun and wanting to play

chất lượng của việc tràn đầy niềm vui và muốn chơi

Example:
  • childlike playfulness

    sự vui tươi trẻ con

the fact of a remark or an action being made or done in fun and not intended to be serious

thực tế của một nhận xét hoặc một hành động được thực hiện hoặc thực hiện một cách vui vẻ và không có ý định nghiêm túc

Example:
  • There was a sense of playfulness in her voice.

    Có một sự vui tươi trong giọng nói của cô ấy.

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