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Meanings of blithely in English
Portuguese
contentemente Synonyms
Examples for "happily"
Examples for "happily"
1
We're not far away and, for now, we'll happily take second place.
2
This princess with the happily-ever-after is so far removed from her reality.
3
You could actually roll this part out and use it quite happily.
4
He thought about her proposal for a moment, and then happily agreed.
5
He added: The interesting thing is: can Sky survive happily without Fox?
1
The drums in the finishing-shop hummed merrily their lively song of labor.
2
Some were smoking; some chatting merrily together; some sitting in dreamy languor.
3
The young man laughed merrily, as if this were a strange question.
4
The peas danced merrily against the sides of an old-fashioned china bowl.
5
Forward in the engine room the gas motors were soon moving merrily.
1
We all heard her laughing gayly among the ladies in the hall.
2
The vessel was coming gayly up the river flying the new flag.
3
She waved her cigarette and cried gayly in her hearty resonant voice:
4
Kneeling gayly down, we piled the wood in the deep, wide chimney.
5
And they fell in gayly with her whimsy and called her T.O.
1
The river was racing jubilantly through the greenwoods, to the distant sea.
2
The range-land will never get rid of me now, he cried jubilantly.
3
He emerged some time later jubilantly staggering with basket and hands full.
4
It was a humble beginning, but he whistled jubilantly as he worked.
5
His elation increased with each barren washing, until he arose, exclaiming jubilantly:
1
Therefore shaking Danusia's gloves, he began to shout, half mirthfully, half angrily:
2
Bidwell said mirthfully, also in an effort to take control of this conversation.
3
I looked at the speaker, who was smiling mirthfully to himself.
4
And the roofs, do they ring as mirthfully, though our voice be forgotten.
5
Laurel, who stood on the baseline at Nisha's side, laughed mirthfully.
1
I just know it this time, Ginger said, practically glowing with happiness.
2
The china shepherdess blushed with happiness, but instantly she shook her head.
3
The key and padlock idea was rejected as a compromise with happiness.
4
Her head dropped back on her throat; she grew weak with happiness.
5
During the auto rickshaw ride back home, Sowmya was flushed with happiness.
Usage of blithely in English
1
Then he skipped blithely across the garden thrumming the guitar and singing:
2
With clear eyes he gazed keenly and blithely at the new life.
3
A blackbird had come into the tree and was singing blithely there.
4
Asakawa regretted that both he and Ryuji had so blithely come here.
5
The gods never repaired more blithely to a Bacchanalian revel on Parnassus.
6
Gave their lives for the freedom you so blithely take for granted.
7
That large latte and blueberry muffin you blithely scarf down most mornings?
8
West was splicing a golf shaft and whistling blithely over the task.
9
And Nan laughed so blithely, it was a pleasure to hear her.
10
The workers nodded blithely to us, but did not suspend their work.
11
There are people who too blithely toss around the concept of fascism.
12
But he blithely left that city to its fate and sped eastward.
13
I looked blithely from one to the other, ever the cordial observer.
14
Marian, running on blithely, gave him no opportunity to make his adieux.
15
Only her mother might blithely order Iancu in matters such as this.
16
The namesake of a prince in Israel looked blithely upon his new family.
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