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Is merriment a noun or adjective?

"Merriment" is a noun.

It refers to the state of being merry, or a feeling of gaiety and joy.

Here are some examples:

* The party was filled with merriment. (Noun, the subject of the sentence)

* There was much merriment at the festival. (Noun, object of the preposition)

* Her laughter was a sign of her merriment. (Noun, object of the preposition)

You might be thinking of the adjective form, "merry".

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