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Meanings of foolishly happy in English

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Usage of foolishly happy in English
1
She bore no malice, having a kind heart and being foolishly happy.
Septimus
2
For a moment, I'm almost foolishly happy and then confusion sweeps over me.
The Hunger Games
3
Happiness is very engrossing, and I have been foolishly happy.
A Romance of Youth — Volume 4
4
He was wiping the palms of his hands on his hips and looking foolishly happy.
Love Conquers All
5
When I say that they were foolishly happy, I of course mean that they were most wisely happy.
Helen with the High Hand (2nd ed.)
6
Oh, Cutty, I'm so foolishly happy!
The Drums of Jeopardy
7
The Harvester grew foolishly happy.
The Harvester
8
It is a good thing to feel foolishly happy on a beautiful sunshiny day, especially down on the Green Meadows.
Mother West Wind's Children
9
Dear Monsieur Leon,-Uponreceiving your letter I felt so foolishly happy that I wanted to start for Berlin at once.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
10
Maurice pressed her arm, without speaking: he was so foolishly happy that her praise of the place affected him like praise of himself.
Maurice Guest
11
Mary tried to remember that she was in the sight of God, but she was so foolishly happy she could only remember that funny scene.
The Foolish Virgin
12
"Oh, Kitty, I'm so happy-sofoolishly happy!"
The Foolish Virgin
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