laugh away
verb(tr, adverb)
to dismiss or dispel (something unpleasant) by laughter
to make (time) pass pleasantly by jesting
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How to use laugh away in a sentence
Well, laugh away; all the same, I assert that life is beautiful in spite of everything!
The Life & Letters of Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky | Modeste TchaikovskyRod tried to laugh away his nervousness, but the very sound of his own voice was distressing.
The Wolf Hunters | James Oliver CurwoodPreserve took the timid little girls hand and tried to laugh away her fears.
Boys and Girls of Colonial Days | Carolyn Sherwin BaileyI endeavored to laugh away her fears, but got little response.
Gordon Craig | Randall ParrishAnd you must learn to laugh, not giggle a little, but laugh away down to the bottom of the abdomen.
Autobiography of Frank G. Allen, Minister of the Gospel | Frank G. Allen
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