Gladsome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLADSOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• feeling pleasure
• (of a person) having a cheerful disposition.
• filled with, marked by, or causing pleasure.
• joyous or cheerful
• Pleased; joyful; cheerful.
• Causing joy, pleasure, or cheerfulness; having the appearance of gayety; pleasing.
• experiencing or expressing gladness or joy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• glad

Words related to GLADSOME

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Words that contain GLADSOME

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How to use GLADSOME in a sentence

• As the thought penetrated my whole being, it made the night gladsome.
• First of all, the theme of poetry, or any other fine art, need not always be gladsome, but can appeal to some other strong emotion, provided it be high and noble.
• Then was the faire Dodonian tree far seene Upon seaven hills to spread his gladsome gleame, And conquerours bedecked with his greene, Along the bancks of the Ausonian streame.
• As she that seems in darkness to behold The gladsome pleasures of the cheerful light.
• His morning caress had all its wonted tenderness, but the merry twinkle was gone from his eye, and the gladsome note from his voice.
• Let us all with gladsome voice Praise the God of heaven, Who, to bid our hearts rejoice, His own Son hath given.
• The red sun rose in all its glory, showed a rim of its glowing disk above the frozen sea, and then sank, leaving a long gladsome smile of twilight behind.
• Proceed through this, And you will reach a bright and gladsome vale.
• The even tap, tap, and the cheery, gladsome whistle carried far ahead of him the message that Freckles was himself again.
• She found a resting-place on earth, Beneath a sunny sky, And with a gladsome, joyous heart, She round about did fly.
• A gladsome crop of luscious grasses covered the earth.
• I fashioned another in gladsome way And sent it forth on a Summer day.
• Delaware and Maryland, carrying the gladsome tidings of free and full salvation to the colored people.
• Mike could not sleep, and his eyes fed upon the bleak black of swampy plains, utterly mournful, strangely different from green and gladsome England.
• But not only was the changing recurrence of dreary winter and gladsome summer joined by affecting analogies with the human doom of death and hope of another life.
• Peaceful industry, with untold multitudes of cheerful and beneficent laborers, shall be its gladsome token.
• It was a choice and satisfactory menagerie, this pensive poet and this gladsome gorilla.
• It was now spring, the gladsome period of the year.
• The gladsome current of our youth Ere passion yet disorders, Steals lingering like a river smooth Along its grassy borders.
• Thereupon she was elected a full Sister of the gladsome Bunch known as the Young Married Set.
• William returned home, and Alice, gay and gladsome as a bird, entered a piece of wood, which led directly to the house.
• It is sweet to be roused from a frightful dream by the song of birds, and the gladsome rays of the morning.
• BLANK was a noble-hearted, chivalrous, merry, gladsome, gallant young fellow.
• Well do the Lindsey folk sing, after their own manner, three men at a time, in a gladsome way, with well-matched voices, and that for just long enough to be pleasant.
• If Alsi thinks you a gladsome couple, there is no difficulty.
• The most joyous and gladsome natures are often most keenly alive to impressions of reverence, and wonder, and awe.
• Joe could not learn what it all meant, and the fact that Whispering Winds suddenly lost her gladsome spirit and became sad caused him further anxiety.
• They had sported in the gladsome sunshine of the present, and so had forgotten the shadowy region of the past, in the midst of which stood Grandfather’s chair.
• From the gladsome greeting of braves he stole, And wrapped himself in his gloomy soul.
• But how much more gladsome would the passing have been had he lived to know that the battle had ended with the capture of nine French vessels and ten Spanish, nineteen in all.

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