Preposition: into

• proceeding: Anyway her version of ' My Favorite Things ' was another attempt to inject some levity into the proceedings.

Converse of object

• inject: Anyway her version of ' My Favorite Things ' was another attempt to inject some levity into the proceedings.

• need: These guys just saved my butt at a time in my life when I just needed levity, there they were.

• have: For mere resignation has neither the gigantic levity of pleasure nor the superb intolerance of pain.

Adjective modifier

• little: The satin underwear thing came about as the result of her trying to inject a little levity into the proceedings at the first interview.

• such: And yet, having regard to the transcendent importance and solemnity of the questions here at issue, such levity is intolerable.

• much: The happy audience strolled back out into the stormy night feeling much levity in comparison to the evenings heavy weather.

• general: The allusion to the hilarity of the students and the general levity of the occasions aroused Coleridge's indignation.