Cheerfully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEERFULLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a cheerful manner, gladly.
ADVERB:
• CHEERFUL, in good spirits
• in a cheerful way
• in a way that inspires feelings of happiness
• readily and willingly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of good spirits; merry; ungrudging

Words related to CHEERFULLY

cheerful16

Words that contain CHEERFULLY

uncheerfully23

How to use CHEERFULLY in a sentence

• He was, indeed, a distinguished young gentleman, entitled to high consideration, and that consideration was most cheerfully accorded him.
• Whatever I can accomplish with my income, and my personal exertions, shall be cheerfully done.
• I wish no man to remain with me and mine, but he who can do it cheerfully.
• The evening of the latter day was particularly bright and cheering, when she conversed cheerfully with her husband and sister and spoke of her plans for the future.
• This is done manfully and cheerfully, when they are treated with humanity and consideration by the masters or managers.
• I have had eleven winters to learn the disposition of the slaves, and am satisfied that they would peaceably and cheerfully work for pay.
• Nine hundred and ninety-nine out of every thousand answer, that the courts have construed it rightly, and almost as many cheerfully support it.
• Let us admit cheerfully that lovers have a place in the landscape and lend a charm to it.
• A stout, red-faced stove glowed cheerfully in one corner of the room.
• I cheerfully cast myself into the arms of Thy mercy, whose arms were stretched on the Cross for my redemption.
• The more peaceful party, seeing this earnestness, could not do otherwise than lend their aid in the fight and cheerfully did so.
• He felt cheerfully and kindly toward the whole human race.
• He was walking to and fro, and talking very cheerfully to himself, and to the world in general.
• It is in accord with human nature to meet privations cheerfully, and with a whimsical sense of discomfiture.
• No, dear Sir, I withdraw from all contests of opinion, and resign every thing cheerfully to the generation now in place.
• He lifted his work willingly and cheerfully, for work is the oldest gospel God gave to man.
• He did not talk to us but stood in his place humming cheerfully to himself and cleaning glasses.
• His name has since been placed on the roll of the Blessed by the Apostolic See in whose quarrel he so cheerfully laid down his life.
• But Frank, never easily discouraged, kept cheerfully at work, leaving his task only when duty called him.
• He looked like one who would cheerfully have been a martyr to his faith had he lived a few centuries earlier.
• There he could be most thoroughly enjoyed, for he never seemed so cheerfully at home anywhere else.
• When, however, they saw the young husband come forth so cheerfully, the careworn expression of their faces vanished.
• Other patients I saw were cheerfully and willingly sharing their food with those who had none.
• But she wanted to repay him for the service he was undertaking so cheerfully, and therefore sacrificed her scruples.

Similar words containing CHEERFUL without suffix ly

cheerful16 uncheerful18 cheerfuller19 cheerfullest20 cheerfulness20 uncheerfully23 cheerfulnesses22 uncheerfulness22

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