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Meanings of gladsome in English
Usage of gladsome in English
1
It was a gladsome spectacle, and his eyes sparkled in beholding it.
2
The gladsome heyday of youth takes no note of the annual milestones.
3
As the thought penetrated my whole being, it made the night gladsome.
4
This is really one of the most gladsome days of my life.
5
He was perfectly unconstrained, though not at all gladsome in his manner.
6
Light and life beamed forth out of this gladsome youth's blue eyes.
7
It showed on their gladsome faces and echoed in their jubilant laughter.
8
The gladsome child runs farther afield; the wounded child turns to go home.
9
Reads a gladsome evaluation in the analysis of Novelist's most recent bone scan.
10
The throng, usually gladsome, became moody under the influence of hate and silence.
11
She, the fair and gladsome maiden, raised her head and called his name:
12
Lighted windows looked gladsome, whiffs of comfortable cookery came abroad upon the air.
13
His own active and gladsome mind had kept him happy among his occupations.
14
Come and behold this gladsome thing that laugheth in the sun.
15
Never did Mr. M'Cheyne seem more gladsome than in gazing on these regions.
16
If Alsi thinks you a gladsome couple, there is no difficulty.
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Gladsome through the time
Gladsome across language varieties
United Kingdom
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