irrepressibly

What made her spin and twirl about like this -- irresponsibly, unintentionally, irrepressibly, meaninglessly?

What's Bred in the Bone Grant Allen 1873

Poppy is the kind of irrepressibly chipper person who attempts to start conversations with random strangers; when they act standoffish, she says things like, "I won't bite!"

Portland Mercury 2009

Poppy (Sally Hawkins) is the kind of irrepressibly chipper person who attempts to start conversations with random strangers; when they act standoffish, she says things like, "I won't bite!"

Portland Mercury 2009

Poppy (Sally Hawkins) is the kind of irrepressibly chipper person who attempts to start conversations with random strangers; when they act standoffish, she says things like, "I won't bite!"

Portland Mercury 2009

The children are back from their Christmas holiday with their father, irrepressibly bouncy and laden with plastic tat, an inch taller each.

Diary of a separation 2012

Although he can be as stern as any stony-faced Puritan preacher, especially on the topic of greed, he regards our planet—the site of all our mortal trials and travails—as an irrepressibly joyous place, everywhere open to human betterment.

Dispatches From the Natural World 2011

Diana was also irrepressibly mischievous, and William inherited that quality, too.

William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

Owain Weinert is a terminally ill 10-year-old boy, introduced by the Make-A-Wish Foundation to PopCap, the irrepressibly quirky developer recently very expensively purchased by Electronic Arts.

This week's new games 2011

Mr. Stein wrote the librettos for more than a dozen Broadway musicals, including "Zorba," a 1968 production about an irrepressibly charismatic Greek title character.

Joseph Stein, writer of Broadway's "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Zorba," dies at 98 Emma Brown 2010

Arthur's a bike messenger - long lean musculature that only seems like gangliness because he's irrepressibly silly.

Odin's Day ellyssian 2009