Plural of bonhomie; multiple instances or expressions of cheerful, friendly warmth.
Standard English plural formation of bonhomie, adding -s to the singular French-derived noun.
Though grammatically correct, you'll rarely hear someone say 'bonhomies'—the word works best in singular form because it describes a quality or feeling rather than countable objects. Language sometimes resists pluralizing abstract concepts.
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