Glad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make happy
• make happy; please
• To make glad; to cheer; to gladden; to exhilarate.
• To be glad; to rejoice.
• become glad
NOUN:
• a gladiolus.
• any of numerous plants of the genus Gladiolus native chiefly to tropical and South Africa having sword-shaped leaves and one-sided spikes of brightly colored funnel-shaped flowers; widely cultivated
• gladiolus
ADJECTIVE:
• feeling pleasure
• feeling pleasure or happiness
• causing happiness
• grateful
• willing and eager (to do something)
• pleased and happy
• showing or causing joy and pleasure; especially made happy
• eagerly disposed to act or to be of service
• feeling happy appreciation
• cheerful and bright

Words related to GLAD

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Words that contain GLAD

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How to use GLAD in a sentence

• He would have been glad to stay away for another day, but there were many details of the business that needed his attention.
• She must be glad for those of her people that had been saved.
• If agreeable, I should be glad to know all that passes between your relations and you.
• I desire to close my present little chapter, and perhaps I shall not be the only one who will be glad to come to the end of it.
• And then I thought of her who prayed for me among Penhurst woods, and I was glad that life was left me yet.
• You will be glad to know that the crimes against the unfortunate soldiers are not to be allowed to go unpunished.
• I am glad to have a friend with whom I can discuss my results.
• In a few hours Joyselle was returning to town, and he was glad, for the strains, more than one, to which his stay had subjected him, were telling on his nerves.
• She left a note for Theo, but she was sincerely glad that time was too short for her to make any attempt to see either him or Joyselle.
• These wagons he was only too glad to sell for a song.
• He could appreciate his environment, his opportunities, be glad that his lines were cast amid rugged beauty.
• Glad was I when, his wing grown strong, he flew away.
• She knew it now, when she contrasted the Madelon of to-day, going about with the light in her eyes, and the glad ring in her voice, with the Madelon of six months ago.
• I had six shells in my revolver, and as they surrounded me I fought for my life, and I am glad to say I got three of them before they got me.
• And then to the star chamber, where they found Carl, who was very glad indeed to see Dora again.
• I helped Frau Bornsted get supper ready, and was glad to escape into the peace of the kitchen and stand safely frying potatoes.
• James Ollerenshaw was glad that she was just Helen.
• She was almost glad of the interruption, for another instant might have swept away the last reserve of her strength.
• But I should have thought they would all have been jolly glad to see the last of me.
• William Larkins is such an old acquaintance! I am always glad to see him.
• I believe he was glad that I was going, lest I might drop some chance word during the present excitement of Deerham, and by that means direct suspicion to you.
• I have been particularly glad to read your discussion, because I am now writing and thinking much about Man.
• I was glad of an excuse to see once more the face itself.
• She had written to find her friends in Plymouth, or she said so, and failed, and she had managed to make herself so useful to my lady that my lady was very glad to keep her.

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