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Definition of cheerfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
emotionin a happy and positive way
- She cheerfully greeted everyone at the party.
2.
enthusiasmwith willingness and enthusiasm
- He cheerfully accepted the challenging task.
Origin of cheerfully
Old English, cēarig (sorrowful) + -ful (full of)
Terms with cheerfully included in their meaning
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greeting
greet someone cheerfully or affectionately
continue activity
to proceed with activities cheerfully without stopping
playful person
person who plays and moves cheerfully
greeting
used to greet someone cheerfully or affectionately
readiness
show readiness or willingness cheerfully
optimism
cheerfully optimistic or overly positive
optimism
quality of being cheerfully optimistic and confident
Examples of cheerfully in a sentence
He cheerfully accepted the challenging task. She cheerfully volunteered for the weekend shift. They cheerfully greeted every guest at the party.
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- French:joyeusement, avec enthousiasme, ...
- German:fröhlich, bereitwillig, ...
- Italian:allegramente, di buon grado, ...
- Spanish:alegremente, con entusiasmo, ...
- Portuguese:alegremente, com entusiasmo, ...
- Chinese:愉快地, 热情地, ...
- Japanese:陽気に, 喜んで, ...
- Arabic:بِسُرُور, بِسَعادَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעָלִיזוּת, בְּשִׂמְחָה, ...
- Russian:весело, с готовностью, ...
- Ukrainian:радісно, з ентузіазмом, ...
- Hindi:खुशी से, उत्साहपूर्वक, ...
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