good humour
Noun
Meaning
a cheerful and agreeable mood
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good-humour
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I am so proud of the way the students, some of whom I teach through my link with Portsmouth University, have thrown themselves in their role with enthusiasm, good humour and increasing skill.
Ewing believes Germany and Portugal have managed to engage consumers at an emotional level because of their ability to acknowledge national pride, honesty and good humour.
He has a matter-of-fact manner, but one which is laced with good humour and a proactive mind.
Upon her asking who was there? he with his usual good humour replied, “Old Rowley himself, madam.”
Social media has emerged as a powerful way to expand the reach of business, generate publicity, keep the workforce in good humour, and to ensure greater productivity and growth.
‘So grateful to the men who built this and the kindness and good humour they showed.