IPA: /ˈdʒɔːntiə/
KK: /ˈdʒɔntiər/
More cheerful and lively than usual; showing a happy and carefree attitude.
She walked into the room with a jauntier step, making everyone smile.
Comparative: jauntier
Superlative: jauntiest
Jauntier → It is formed from 'jaunt' (from Middle English 'jaunten', meaning to make a short journey or excursion) and '-ier' (a suffix used to form comparative adjectives). The word 'jauntier' means more lively or cheerful, often in the context of a short trip or excursion.
Think of a 'jaunt' as a cheerful little trip, and remember that 'jauntier' means more lively or cheerful than before.