jocose

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Jocose' is a fancy way to say something is 'jovial or humorous.' You'd use it to describe something light-hearted and funny, such as a humorous story or a playful comment.

Examples in Different Contexts

In corporate communications, a 'jocose' tone can make messages more engaging. A PR manager might suggest, 'A jocose touch in our announcement might appeal to our younger audience.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

Writing for different characters is complex. Balancing tension and humour is tricky but adds depth to the storyline.

Response:

You're right, adding jocose dialogues creates a bond between the audience and the characters.

Impact

Scenario:

It is important to discuss the issues we care about in an accessible way. Sometimes, heavy subjects can be better received with a lighter tone.

Response:

I believe using a jocose tone can help us communicate these serious issues more effectively to our audience.