| 释义 | levitylev‧i‧ty /ˈlevəti/ noun [uncountable]    levityOrigin:1500-1600 Latin levitas, from levis  ‘light’ formal lack of respect or seriousness when you are dealing with something serious  OPP  gravityDr. Watkins brought some much-needed levity into his lecture on economic theory.
 But I must resist the temptation to treat so serious a matter with levity.His stepbrother, half-scandalized and wholly impressed by Herbert's levity, never forgot the episode.It was a moment of levity amid tough trade negotiations.The captain looked shocked at this levity but complied.The woman was lively, even bawdy, but there was something reserved, steely, behind her levity.They'd had a long, hard, cold morning's work and levity took over.This was probably not the whole reason; for his levity and jocularity were well tuned for making enemies.
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