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gleeful
[glee-fuhl]
adjective
full of exultant joy; merry; delighted.
gleeful
/ ˈɡːʊ /
adjective
full of glee; merry
Other Word Forms
- gleefully adverb
- gleefulness noun
- ungleeful adjective
- ˈڳܱ adverb
- ˈڳܱԱ noun
Example Sentences
Dave's gleeful portrayal of himself as an affable A-list party boy is an absolute pleasure.
I make an effort to spotlight the defenders of democracy and the good and decent people who oppose Trump’s gleeful arson and the forces that applaud the flames.
Certainly, the band's gleeful celebration of drug culture puts them at odds with the old guard of the movement - but the band are serious about their desire for a unified Ireland.
It increasingly seems like our world is dominated by two types of leaders: those guided by gleeful, vindictive spite, and those guided by wherever the wind happens to be blowing that day.
Reviewer David Kipen celebrated Wallace’s “stupendously high-toned vocabulary and gleeful low-comedy diction, coupled with a sense of syntax so elongated that he can seem to go for days without surfacing.”
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