cheerfully
എന്നതത്രേ
definition
adverb
he was whistling cheerfully
in a way that displays happiness or optimism.
example
He was whistling 'cheerfully' as he started down the sidewalk.
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?
It is, they 'cheerfully' admit, an obsession that dominates their lives.
He drove 'cheerfully' on, his round head happily nodding on its little spring as his car bumped along the road.
Nicholas whistled 'cheerfully' as he led the horses away.
But, she 'cheerfully' admits, he was sometimes his own worst enemy.
When my friends' 4-year-old wants to play house, I 'cheerfully' pretend to drink tea from her little cup.
The door opened to a room where the walls were 'cheerfully' painted in coral.
he was whistling 'cheerfully'
Here's what I've amassed so far, and I'll 'cheerfully' add to this list as our readers make suggestions.
‘Sure does’ I said 'cheerfully' , feeling quite gleeful after such a good night behind me.
And several other people chipped in 'cheerfully' .
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.
I'd like to smile and skip down shopping lanes whistling 'cheerfully' but it just isn't in me.
I noticed that the house was 'cheerfully' decorated, but I wasn't paying too much attention to details at that moment.
However, as he himself 'cheerfully' admitted, none of his treatments were at all effective.
So he held very still, 'cheerfully' submitting to his fate, willingly giving in, and time seemed to go on endlessly.
'cheerfully' decorated rooms
The double doors swung open and Matthew burst into the room 'cheerfully' .
The householder's grandchild comes out to play, calling 'cheerfully' , ‘Hello, Uncle!’
‘That's nothing,’ cut in Darryl happily, 'cheerfully' poking his brother with his fork.
We chatted about residents and green space, and then Randolph excused himself, a little too 'cheerfully' , for a dental appointment.
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.
Sonia whistled 'cheerfully' as she made her way to her cabin.
Seventeen percent of under-25s 'cheerfully' admit that their primary reason for drinking is to get drunk.
‘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.
She 'cheerfully' responds with a probing question of her own.
Everyone inside that room was chatting away 'cheerfully' and they all sounded perfectly normal.
Undaunted, we whistled 'cheerfully' all the time.
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