Joyful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOYFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full of joy
• feeling, expressing, or causing great pleasure and happiness
• feeling or bringing great joy
• Full of joy; having or causing joy; very glad; as, a joyful heart.
• full of or producing joy
• full of high-spirited delight
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• happy

Words related to JOYFUL

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How to use JOYFUL in a sentence

• I was answered by a joyful bark, and renewed and frantic caresses.
• Mother Liebard, when she caught sight of her mistress, was lavish with joyful demonstrations.
• In this time the queen was delivered of a son, at which King Etzel could not have been more joyful.
• The more coarse and brutal its attraction the more abject and joyful the surrender.
• It was a joyful meeting, but we lost little time over it.
• There were, as has already been said, only two hundred and ninety men, yet the mere sight of them awakened joyful and reassuring feelings in the breasts of all who saw them.
• Godefroid retired, joyful in at last sharing the mysteries of that house and in having an occupation, which, feeling as he did then, was to him an untold pleasure.
• May this boundless love so fill your hearts and minds that sadness may find no room to enter and may you with joyful hearts soar like birds into the Divine Radiance.
• For some time he lived there, joyful and content, receiving endless bounty.
• Some of the believers who had posted themselves at different points to watch the progress of the ship hurried to confirm the joyful tidings.
• I have been told they actually feel joyful when taken up.
• At the sight and coming of them, the good man was so joyful, that it is not possible fully to describe it.
• In a good time, quoth Pantagruel, you have told me joyful tidings.
• The playing of shadow to her substance was not so serious for me as for her, and then, too, I had the joyful irresponsibility of not going to be married.
• They are also employed as the means for a joyful meeting between the parents and their offspring, and between the attached members of the same social community.
• Damie was especially joyful, and Marianne, too, was unusually cheerful.
• And when he saw the sweetness of her smiling, all his heart was light and joyful, and starting up, he bade the Knight of the Redlands make ready.
• Strangely, for her, she looked on them in joyful awe.
• So without waiting for anything more we wired a joyful acceptance and set out.
• While being instructed he made the most joyful answers, and afterwards received holy baptism with the same tokens of pleasure.
• Listen to the soothing and affectionate tones of this amiable lady, and behold the happy, joyful countenance, of this aged African.
• As his own father and mother had found life a joyful thing and their world full of warm hearts and faithful friends, so he and she he loved, found it together.
• For two years, while they lived a joyful life together, Aurelius lay in bed unable to rise, with no one to take care of him except his brother Austin.
• To them he reported all that had passed and gave them the joyful assurance that nothing more would be heard in connection with the late tragic events.

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