lightsomeness
nounEtymology From Middle English lightsomnesse, equivalent to lightsome (“light in weight, light-hearted, easy”) + -ness.
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Archaic The state or quality of being lightsome (easy, light in weight, cheerful); levity; cheerfulness.
noun — 2 senses
Etymology From Middle English lightsomnesse, equivalent to lightsome (“bright, radiant”) + -ness.
Archaic The state or quality of being lightsome (luminous); luminosity; illumination, brightness.
Etymology From Middle English lightsomnesse, equivalent to lightsome (“light in weight, light-hearted, easy”) + -ness.
Archaic The state or quality of being lightsome (easy, light in weight, cheerful); levity; cheerfulness.
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