French translation of japery is 
japery

Meaning of "japery" in English

"Japery" refers to playful or mischievous behavior, often in the form of jokes or pranks. It embodies the spirit of jesting and light-hearted teasing, typically performed with no malicious intent. The term conveys a sense of humor and fun, highlighting the intention to amuse or entertain rather than cause harm or distress. While japery can be endearing and light-spirited, it may sometimes be misunderstood if the context or audience is not receptive to such humor.

Meaning of "japery" in French

In French, "japery" is also understood as a form of playful teasing and joking. Though not commonly used in everyday language, it captures the essence of lightheartedness and humor in interactions. Often, japery involves tricks, pranks, or witty remarks intended to entertain rather than offend. Similar to its English meaning, japery in French signifies a jovial and spirited approach to social interactions, where the intent is to elicit laughter and enjoyment.

Pronunciation of "japery" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈdʒeɪ.pəri/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "japery" remains consistent across most English dialects, although regional accents may slightly alter the emphasis on syllables. In American and British English, the pronunciation typically remains similar.

Pronunciation of "japery" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈʒa.pe.ʁi/

Pronunciation Variations: While "japery" is not a native French word, its pronunciation in French would follow typical French phonetic rules. Variations may occur based on regional accents and the influence of native French speakers trying to pronounce the English-derived term.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. His constant japery kept the room filled with laughter.
   (Ses plaisanteries constantes remplissaient la pièce de rires.)

2. The evening was full of japery and joyous conversation.
   (La soirée était pleine de plaisanteries et de conversations joyeuses.)

3. Japery is not always appreciated in a formal setting.
   (Les plaisanteries ne sont pas toujours appréciées dans un cadre formel.)

4. Her japery lightened the mood during the tense meeting.
   (Ses plaisanteries ont détendu l'atmosphère pendant la réunion tendue.)

5. Japery among friends can strengthen bonds and brighten days.
   (Les plaisanteries entre amis peuvent renforcer les liens et égayer les journées.)

6. Too much japery can sometimes lead to misunderstandings.
   (Trop de plaisanteries peuvent parfois entraîner des malentendus.)

7. The play was filled with japery, much to the audience's delight.
   (La pièce était remplie de plaisanteries, pour le plus grand plaisir du public.)

8. He indulged in japery to lift everyone's spirits.
   (Il se livrait à des plaisanteries pour remonter le moral de tout le monde.)

9. Japery was an integral part of their friendship.
   (Les plaisanteries faisaient partie intégrante de leur amitié.)

10. The japery ceased when it became clear it was unwelcome.
    (Les plaisanteries ont cessé quand il est devenu clair qu'elles n'étaient pas bienvenues.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "japery" in English

Synonyms: jesting, joking, teasing, foolery, banter, prank, tomfoolery, buffoonery, clowning, antics.

Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity, gravity, severity, earnestness.

Similar Words: humor, witticism, satire, sarcasm, playfulness.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "japery" in French

Synonyms: plaisanterie, farce, espièglerie, blague, taquinerie, facétie.

Antonyms: sérieux, solennité, gravité, austérité.

Similar Words: humour, raillerie, satire, ironie, légèreté.

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