cheerfully
riang
definition
adverb
he was whistling cheerfully
in a way that displays happiness or optimism.
example
I groaned and twisted on my bed, pulling the covers to block out the sunlight streaming 'cheerfully' into my room.
Nicholas whistled 'cheerfully' as he led the horses away.
‘Nessie's stirring up the tourists today,’ the man announced 'cheerfully' as he sat down.
He was whistling 'cheerfully' as he started down the sidewalk.
The head of the Norwegian salmon-farming industry 'cheerfully' admits that he eats only wild salmon.
It is, they 'cheerfully' admit, an obsession that dominates their lives.
The door opened to a room where the walls were 'cheerfully' painted in coral.
He drove 'cheerfully' on, his round head happily nodding on its little spring as his car bumped along the road.
Undaunted, we whistled 'cheerfully' all the time.
And several other people chipped in 'cheerfully' .
Sonia whistled 'cheerfully' as she made her way to her cabin.
‘Sure does’ I said 'cheerfully' , feeling quite gleeful after such a good night behind me.
Everyone inside that room was chatting away 'cheerfully' and they all sounded perfectly normal.
‘That's nothing,’ cut in Darryl happily, 'cheerfully' poking his brother with his fork.
Whole scenes were done in an afternoon, he adds, while 'cheerfully' admitting that he can sometimes spend up to a day choreographing just one minute of dance.
We chatted about residents and green space, and then Randolph excused himself, a little too 'cheerfully' , for a dental appointment.
So he held very still, 'cheerfully' submitting to his fate, willingly giving in, and time seemed to go on endlessly.
The room was 'cheerfully' decorated, and each table was set with fine dinnerware in honor of the celebration.
They should be promptly and 'cheerfully' paid in full with much sincere gratitude toward the lender.
‘At the time it probably was a dopey thing to do,’ she admits 'cheerfully' .
The combatants are all living close to the edge, 'cheerfully' going to their death or happily slaughtering their enemies.
But, she 'cheerfully' admits, he was sometimes his own worst enemy.
She 'cheerfully' responds with a probing question of her own.
Then you are to go to sleep quickly and 'cheerfully' .
he 'cheerfully' admits to being the wrong side of fifty
he was whistling 'cheerfully'
Darius smiled 'cheerfully' and crossed the room to where she was sitting.
The householder's grandchild comes out to play, calling 'cheerfully' , ‘Hello, Uncle!’
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.
Muslims coexisted 'cheerfully' with Christians and Jews.
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