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Meanings of cheerfulness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "sunshine"
Examples for "sunshine"
1
And its Mediterranean climate brings it 300 days of sunshine a year.
2
They need good light without direct sunshine, and a rich, general-purpose soil.
3
Grant Cameron says people get less sunshine now than 50 years ago.
4
Clara turned with him; Charley and I went out into the sunshine.
5
The very waves sparkling in the morning sunshine whispered of romantic tales.
1
Well, she's why I called actually, Douglas said with determined good cheer.
2
Record tourist numbers are bringing cheer to companies involved in the sector.
3
Some will hope for an England win; others will cheer for Portugal.
4
The crowds felt free to cheer, jeer, and offer questions and comments.
5
With light hearts and good cheer we proceeded to the holy city.
1
A slight cloud seemed to dim the sunniness of the author's mood.
2
Her dark, level gaze came round and met his sunniness without response.
3
Recent presidential history would give Bush the edge, according to the sunniness factor.
4
But the sunniness of her entrance was dimmed by the lack of audience.
5
What Bush lacks in depth he makes up for in sunniness.
Usage of cheerfulness in English
1
Jesus improved in his work, and grew in intelligence, and in cheerfulness.
2
The afternoon was fine and, in the sunshine, the Emîr recovered cheerfulness.
3
The cheerfulness I had acquired in the upper air still filled me.
4
It is good in general, as recommending temperance and exercise, and cheerfulness.
5
As the winter wore one, a grave cheerfulness stole over the household.
6
Surely you noticed the change in me, the forced composure and cheerfulness.
7
The cheerfulness she displayed throughout her malady had nothing affected in it.
8
You have all the cheerfulness of this spring day in your face.
9
When he spoke again it was in a tone almost of cheerfulness.
10
Having made this contribution to the general cheerfulness, Clovis went to bed.
11
Then the little company moved with a quiet cheerfulness toward the door.
12
In Harriet herself there was no corresponding growth of cheerfulness or good-nature.
13
I was struck most by the wonderful cheerfulness of all the patients.
14
Then he grins and the cheerfulness that is never far away returns.
15
The sunniest inextinguishable cheerfulness shone, through all manner of clouds, in both.
16
Dropping his pen, he wheeled around in his chair with determined cheerfulness:
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Cheerfulness through the time
Cheerfulness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare