cheerfully
riang
definition
adverb
he was whistling cheerfully
in a way that displays happiness or optimism.
example
God's people should always be prepared to give liberally, voluntarily and 'cheerfully' .
Undaunted, we whistled 'cheerfully' all the time.
‘Sure does’ I said 'cheerfully' , feeling quite gleeful after such a good night behind me.
The householder's grandchild comes out to play, calling 'cheerfully' , ‘Hello, Uncle!’
He drove 'cheerfully' on, his round head happily nodding on its little spring as his car bumped along the road.
Muslims coexisted 'cheerfully' with Christians and Jews.
'cheerfully' decorated rooms
But, she 'cheerfully' admits, he was sometimes his own worst enemy.
a 'cheerfully' decorated tram car
The combatants are all living close to the edge, 'cheerfully' going to their death or happily slaughtering their enemies.
They should be promptly and 'cheerfully' paid in full with much sincere gratitude toward the lender.
Then you are to go to sleep quickly and 'cheerfully' .
It is, they 'cheerfully' admit, an obsession that dominates their lives.
When my friends' 4-year-old wants to play house, I 'cheerfully' pretend to drink tea from her little cup.
And several other people chipped in 'cheerfully' .
‘At the time it probably was a dopey thing to do,’ she admits 'cheerfully' .
Delphine lead her to the dining room where a fire blazed 'cheerfully' .
Leaving aside major humanitarian and social issues, what aspects of everyday life would you 'cheerfully' throw out and consider the world to be a better place without them?
So he held very still, 'cheerfully' submitting to his fate, willingly giving in, and time seemed to go on endlessly.
The head of the Norwegian salmon-farming industry 'cheerfully' admits that he eats only wild salmon.
He was whistling 'cheerfully' as he started down the sidewalk.
Here was I, stressed out at running late for work, facing, thanks to a blunder by payroll, a month without money for food or bills, while she prepared 'cheerfully' for another day out.
Darius smiled 'cheerfully' and crossed the room to where she was sitting.
I groaned and twisted on my bed, pulling the covers to block out the sunlight streaming 'cheerfully' into my room.
However, as he himself 'cheerfully' admitted, none of his treatments were at all effective.
‘Nessie's stirring up the tourists today,’ the man announced 'cheerfully' as he sat down.
This is not a phrase that trips easily off the tongue, as may well be imagined, but it is promptly and 'cheerfully' accepted as permitting no appeal.
The double doors swung open and Matthew burst into the room 'cheerfully' .
We chatted about residents and green space, and then Randolph excused himself, a little too 'cheerfully' , for a dental appointment.
But while there were some people who would 'cheerfully' have thrown me into the sea, there were others who didn't give a toss about the colour of my skin and a few who would have defended me with their lives.
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